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The golden troubadour

by Gordon B. Bell (1980)

About this book

A tale of what a Scientology "Operating Thetan" (someone who can function with out the constraints of the material universe), would be like in a fictional situation. A tale of good and evil. A bit more fantasy than Sci-fi as it sometimes labled, has much telepathic communication with animals and various spirits and tulpa.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe golden troubadour Lead Character

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