Purple Fables: Quartet

I picked this up at a Crown Book Liquidation center and am so glad that I did. I loved this book. It reminded me first of The Alchemist, then oddly, briefly of Uri Geller. I am fascinated with the concept of parapsychology. These are four wonderful tales of simplicity but with resonance beyond their surface. I was amazed to read how the author wrote these on each of four consecutive days with an inspiration that was described as "dreamlike". I am adding this book to my Permanant collection and will now be seeking any other books by this writer.

4 Short Stories that stay with you. Their beauty grows in you.You will find yourself referring back to them for the rest of your life. Small Book. One could rush through them in a morning, but I found each story worth savoring for a few days before I went on. Exceedingly useful for those who are "wild-type" psychics: people who have had spotty experiences with precognition, clarivoyance or the like but don't know how to handle it, or perhaps more pertinent, don't know how to understand the resentment that follows these special people.Helps one to cope with and put into perspective the abilities that we all have, when they surface in our lives. Thank you Ingo. Your work will live long in our hearts.

Four BEAUTIFUL little short stories that teach about the powers of perception that we all have in us. We are wonderful perceiving and discriminating beings. Our powers have been stifled. Covered up. Undeveloped. And their lack of development gives power to the power elite, who revel in our helplessness and make us pay with our lives and our freedom. These little stories are for all ages. They tell us how to discover, utilize and handle our innate abilites. They help us to understand and still love those who fear it in us. We can revel in our wonderousness. Read them to your children. Read them over and over. Almost too beautiful to bear.