In My Soul I Am Free, The Incredible Paul Twitchell Story
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I have written many books since I authored IN MY SOULI AM FREE, the Paul Twitchell story, in 1968. I have relatedwell-documented accounts of many extraordinary men andwomen. I have explored the possibilities of haunted houses,unidentified flying objects, precognition, ancientcivilizations, and the contemporary revelatory experience. Ihave talked with seers, shamans, and a wide variety ofpsychic superstars. Interestingly enough, regardless of mylecture topic, regardless of the material which I amdiscussing over radio or television talk shows, the questionand answer period or the call-in portion of the showinevitably brings in queries about Paul Twitchell. In the fiveyears since I wrote IN MY SOUL, I doubt strongly if I haveever done a single personal appearance during which at leastone person did not ask me for my impressions of Paul andthe VARDANKAR movement.
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In My Soul I Am Free, The Incredible Paul Twitchell Story, Brad Steiger
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- Released
- 1983
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- (Paperback),
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- Title
- In My Soul I Am Free, The Incredible Paul Twitchell Story
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Brad Steiger
- Publisher
- Illuminated Way Publishing
- Released
- 1983
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 207
- ISBN10
- 0914766112
- ISBN13
- 9780914766117
- Series
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- I have written many books since I authored IN MY SOULI AM FREE, the Paul Twitchell story, in 1968. I have relatedwell-documented accounts of many extraordinary men andwomen. I have explored the possibilities of haunted houses,unidentified flying objects, precognition, ancientcivilizations, and the contemporary revelatory experience. Ihave talked with seers, shamans, and a wide variety ofpsychic superstars. Interestingly enough, regardless of mylecture topic, regardless of the material which I amdiscussing over radio or television talk shows, the questionand answer period or the call-in portion of the showinevitably brings in queries about Paul Twitchell. In the fiveyears since I wrote IN MY SOUL, I doubt strongly if I haveever done a single personal appearance during which at leastone person did not ask me for my impressions of Paul andthe VARDANKAR movement.