Elly Flippen and Uncle Ingo Extra Segment - Afterlife, Humor and ETs
Jul 10, 2020•23 min
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** KCMO interview is 40 minutes (with commercials = 1 hour) We continued our conversation and this is a bonus segment. **
News: Nick Cook is speaking about Ingo's Great Lost Work: Resurrecting the Mysterious at IRVA's 20th anniversary conference @IRVAtweets @iamnickcook
Ingo's niece, Elly is collecting, organizing, cataloging, packaging and distributing Ingo's work.
The Windy Song is an unpublished novel on reincarnation. A beautiful story that doesn't release the hook until the very end. (No fair peeking.) But the newest book - includes two manuscripts in progress, discovered in file folders - is due out after the presentation at the annual IRVA conference - July 18 & 19. Online.
Resurrecting the Mysterious: Ingo Swann's Great Lost Work - Consciousness, our failure to understand it, Ingo says, subtends his life's story.
"I don't see the logic of rejecting data just because they seem incredible." Astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle (1915-2001)
News: Nick Cook is speaking about Ingo's Great Lost Work: Resurrecting the Mysterious at IRVA's 20th anniversary conference @IRVAtweets @iamnickcook
Ingo's niece, Elly is collecting, organizing, cataloging, packaging and distributing Ingo's work.
The Windy Song is an unpublished novel on reincarnation. A beautiful story that doesn't release the hook until the very end. (No fair peeking.) But the newest book - includes two manuscripts in progress, discovered in file folders - is due out after the presentation at the annual IRVA conference - July 18 & 19. Online.
Resurrecting the Mysterious: Ingo Swann's Great Lost Work - Consciousness, our failure to understand it, Ingo says, subtends his life's story.
"I don't see the logic of rejecting data just because they seem incredible." Astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle (1915-2001)
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