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A compelling memoir documenting John's addictions, relationships, the supernatural, spiritualism and the 12 steps. The story is filled with raw, jaw dropping accounts of real life events that are dreamlike, laugh out loud humor, and life lessons that leave the listener feeling uplifted, lighter and exploding into a million pieces of joy! Through his personal experiences John shows how he ultimately reached that place of peace and understanding that the world can neither give nor take away.

This is a sequel to my first book, The Book of John (Not the One in the Bible), A Memoir of Addiction and Recovery. Released on May 19, 2019 it went to number one in the New Release Substance Abuse category. In that book, I describe my life and the techniques I use to to improve my spiritual condition through all my "trials and tribulations." Everything happens for a reason and that reason is to experience life and grow spiritually. This is a never ending process, even when we transition after "death."

For many years, during the "far out" 1960s, Long John Nebel interviewed hundreds of "way out" people on his free-wheeling radio/TV show in New York City. This fascinating, provocative book is the culmination of at least 10,000 hours of radio interviews, in which Nebel and his guests explore topics such as ESP, UFOs, strange Earth creatures, time travel, reincarnation, and unusual inventions, healing methods, and approaches to life.

Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies. - Proverbs 31:10...

When the infamous Project Blue Book was terminated, the military vowed that they were no longer investigating the phenomena and the UFOs posed no threat to national security. However, in 2016 whistle blowers revealed a secret program the Pentagon was conducting on UFOs and UAPs with three fascinating videos shot from US fighter planes and radar technicians. Now we know the clandestine programs have continued all along and perhaps have gone even deeper than ever before to purportedly include the collection of physical materials.