Sixth Sense: Including the Secrets of the Etheric Subtle Body Paperback – March 1, 2000

Some people love to categorize spiritual teachers into schools, styles and lineages, rather than focusing on the message. I suppose that if we were to categorize Stuart, it would be to call him some type of Rascal Sage.But that would miss the point of his uniqueness. I've read thousands of books on philosophy and metaphysics, and Stuart's stand out for their clarity and compassion. He is obviously an extremely acute observer of humans and of the world(s) that we inhabit. He has many detractors, not least because he insists on trying to make people self-reliant. That has always resonated for me: the whole thrust of my own work has been to empower people and to help them find the physical, psychological, interpersonal, subtle and spiritual tools that they need to realize their full potential, enrich their lives and serve others. In one of Stuart's books he uses a good analogy: if you spend your life carrying people toward a goal, their legs will become weak and no longer support them. He points the direction to go in and some methods for getting there, but the work of getting there is yours alone.So sometimes Stuart says outrageous things to give people a jolt, to try and shock them out their ego-based complacency. That can be painful and even a little irritating. Yet though I've never met him, I'm convinced that he usually does from the highest motives.Looking back over my copy of this book, it is, like all of his others, festooned in underlining, notes and comments. Do I agree with everything that he says? Absolutely not. Do I think that this book is a valuable addition to a metaphysical library, or the collection of anyone aiming to grow, then absolutely yes.This is a book full of insights and exercises. Stuart only occasionally says, "This is exercise number three, I want you to..." He is more subtle than that, and the exercises are the more valuable for it.Be aware that the teaching style is unusual, yet also unusually powerful, and you could get a great deal from this book.

This is the first book of Stewart Wilde’s I have read and I enjoyed it very much. I liked how he supported his metaphysical experiences with the laws of Quantum Physics.The most valuable lesson for me: “everyone is on their own journey and do not try to butt into others lives to fix it because you think you know it all”.

This is the second of Stuart Wilde's books I have read. The first one being "Miracles." Since reading, I have purchased 7 more of his books. All of his work is truly mind expanding. Stuart has experienced things in his life that I could never even dream possible. In this book, the author gives detailed accounts of life in other dimensions, along with some useful exercises you can try. Of particular interest is a detailed discussion about the "death tube" or what people claim to see during near death experiences. Stuart discusses how one can experience this without having a near death experience. Although to experience most of these things, one needs to be in a meditive state. I would purchase a book on meditation if you haven't already done so. I highly reccomend this book to anyone who would like to expand their mind!!

So you want to be on a spiritual journey, then read this essential guide. It is a clear, honest version of getting in tune with your six senses, read this book, you will need this for your spiritual journey. An easy to read and informative guideline. Stuart Wilde never disappoints, always giving the cutting edge so that everyone can understand and apply his thinkings.

Although I'm certainly not a metaphysical skeptic, I find this book and his ideas a bit "woo-woo" even for me. I'm still trying to finish the book as he tends to ramble. So far, I'm not sure I've learned much and can't recommend it

I enjoyed reading this book lots of good information , that I've known for the first time. Recommends to others to read it

I really enjoyed this book. I am interested in all of Stuart Wilde books. I find his adventures fascinating. Thank you Stuart

Great book ... strong help in developing your own intuitive powers