7/21/2010 - Ed Fulco, author of The Cosmic Seed

Last Updated (Thursday, 22 July 2010 04:04)

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Live broadcast: 7/21/2010, 10:00 PM Central Time.

It takes time to write a book.  Most authors struggle with inspiration as their book unfolds over time.  Our guest, Ed Fulco, received instant and complete inspiration for his book, The Cosmic Seed, years after a personal experience with a UFO.  In addition to the novel he has also been inspired with the Universal Learning Concepts, 13 concepts that can guide a person to their best possible end.  Has Ed been gifted with an incredibly fertile imagination, or is his gift a special kind of contact with knowledge beyond our Earth?  We'll talk to him about his book, his ideas and experiences.

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You can purchase Ed's series "The Cosmic Seed" through his web site:  http://thecosmicseed.info/ The books are: "The Cosmic Seed: Inherit the Earth" "The Cosmic Seed: Binary Geneses" "The Cosmic Seed: The Thirteenth Universe" "The Cosmic Seed Trilogy Companion" You can also keep up with Ed's Blog, as well as follow him on and .

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