My new book to be published shortly, 28th July in the UK and 4th August in the US. I notice that according to its page on Amazon, it weighs 7.4 ounces and its dimensions are 5.51 x 0.64 x 8.5 inches. Perhaps more to the point, it has 256 pages. Here is a list of the contents.
Introduction
Part One: End Times
A Body of Slag
Space Is Contracting, Time Is Accelerating
The End Times Is the End of Term
A New Creation
The Paths of Peter and John
The Destruction of the West
How to Save the West
What Is the Solution to the Current Crisis?
Saving the West
World War Two and Its Aftermath
Not Going Along with the Aquarian Flow
Thoughts on the Secular Corruption of Spirituality
Satanic Feminism
Divine Femininity
The Cassandra Syndrome
Part Two: Spiritual Tradition
Introduction on What Tradition Is
The Temptation of the Esoteric
Buddhist Atheism
Heaven, Hell, and What’s In Between
Astrology, A Signpost to Creation
The Gnostic World View
The Guru in the End Times
Jesus Was a Refugee
The Wisdom of the Left
Who Is Sophia? What Is She?
The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
Tradition and Technology
The Fox’s Prophecy
Part Three: God and the Soul
Meditation and Its Limitations
Consciousness and Christ
The Root of Reality
The Omnipotence of God
What Is the Soul?
The Expansion of Consciousness
The Human Form
Male and Female Created He Them
Hierarchy and Complementarity
No More Sea
Part Four: Spiritual Practice
Spiritual Routine
Illusion and Sin
Empathy and Love
What Is Evil?
Give Them Your Mind and They Will Take Your Soul
Celibacy
Psychedelics and Religion
Is Equality a Spiritual Principle?
St. Michael
Christians and the Esoteric
Don’t Worry
Conclusion
It has received three endorsements, all of which I very much appreciate.
In End Times, spirit withdraws from the world leaving a
physical corpse. Many rejoice over this inanimation because
they believe progress exorcises spirit, a phantom in any
case. Their rejoicing is part of End Times because this is a
great winnowing of souls. William Wildblood writes as a
Johannine Christian, so his End Times is not merely a wasting
Götterdämmerung or a decomposing Kali Yuga. It is a test that
divides men and women by their responses to the withdrawal
of spirit. Some rejoice and some lament, and some who lament
lose faith that the withdrawn spirit was ever real. This book is
for those who lament but keep faith, and hope to remain good
grain in the great winnowing of souls. It is an excellent and
much-needed survival guide for those who have entered the
wilderness and hope for more than to leave their dust in this
dry and stony place.
Jonathan M. Smith, PhD, Professor, Department of Geography,
Texas A&M University, Editor of Philosophy and Geography
There are many signs that these are the End Times; but what
does this really mean?
William Wildblood’s subtle and nuanced explanations are
focused on the underlying spiritual realities behind the more
obvious material changes.
He explores many of the necessary implications for our attitudes
and behaviours, if we hope to survive this challenging era with
integrity and hope.I have been reading William Wildblood’s writings for a decade,
and he continues to surprise and challenge me by the depth and
originality of his insights.
Bruce G. Charlton, MD, author of Addicted to Distraction:
Psychological Consequences of the Modern Mass Media
A powerful, thought-provoking, and candid assessment of
our current Western cultural state of decline, inner decay, and
existential disintegration in terms of Christian end times and
the Kali Yuga cycle. The remedy proposed is in terms of inner
orientation — a commitment to being in but not of the world as
Christ preached, and a recognition of the need for a purging of
the old before the new can come into being.
David Lorimer, Global Ambassador & Programme Director of
the Scientific and Medical Network, Editor of Paradigm Explorer,
and Chair of the Galileo Commission
It is available through Amazon and other booksellers and also directly from the publisher here. If anyone who reads it would like to leave a review I would be very grateful as these things help draw attention to it.
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Will there be a Kindle edition?
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