Purple Fables

Over four mornings in April 1993, Ingo Swann awoke with a clear inner message: “You will now write the Purple Fables.” Each day, a new story flowed through him — complete, vivid, and filled with quiet truth.

The result is a collection of four timeless tales for “kind and loving people of all ages.” In “The Temple of Sanity,” an ideal becomes an institution. In “A Clay-Modeling Lesson,” four boys raised in different faiths rediscover their shared humanity. “The Fate and Destiny of a Traveling Clairvoyant” explores how people fear clear vision more than mystery, while “Watcher of the Purple River” imparts the gentle wisdom of awareness and compassion.

At once mystical and deeply human, Purple Fables glows with empathy, humor, and insight. These are stories to be read slowly, remembered often, and cherished for the truths they quietly reveal.

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Note: These reprints of Ingo Swann’s works are offered for educational and inspirational purposes. They reflect the author’s personal experiences and perspectives and are not intended as medical, psychological, or professional advice.