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More About Life in the World Unseen is the sequel to Life in the World Unseen, though it can be read in its own right, being an account of the passing of a young man and his introduction to the life there, in the care of Monsignor and Ruth. They visit the city with its beautiful buildings, a nursery-garden where he sees a flower created, and meets evolved beings from other levels. Once again, Monsignor Benson provides a compelling look at spirit life, covering countless aspects.

Precognitive dreams; astral travelling; seeing, hearing and/or sensing dead people are but a few of the natural strange happenings some of us do not quite understand and in many cases do not wish to talk about. Perhaps it might be because we simply do not know enough about the phenomenon.Katie Halliwell hopes to help those who have had unusual experiences come to terms with what is real and what is not by sharing her own investigations, including errors and mistakes.Being isolated as a deaf child, she had no choice but to listen to the still quiet voice within and this brought about a lot of research. Eventually, after receiving numerous evidences of life after physical death, all doubt was definitely eliminated.Reading her story will give you a chance to look through the keyhole at a unique way of life giving comfort to the dying and hope for the bereaved and, as it is up to the individual to seek his or her own true meaning of life, whatever it may be, this book could help point towards the right direction.

Here are accounts of the best sittings of 25 years with several dedicated physical mediums, both public and private, where I have seen and been part of amazing contact and interaction with spirit forms, participating in experiments with ectoplasm-touching and being held by ectoplasmic hands in red light. I have known the passage of matter-thru-matter, and felt the energy and the presence of materialised forms. There are experiences of direct voice and many different instances of Independent Direct Voice, with the voices moving around well away from the medium. In Home Circles we had communication through tables and the Ouija board and, with one medium, there were many recognised transfigurations, in red light. There are reunions with my loved ones in trance communications, and the effects that it had on friends, when their family chatted with them at their first sitting. I have also included some of the wise teachings we had from several spirit communicators.

'Billy' Hope is probably the best-known Psychic (Spirit) Photographer ever. People travelled from across the world to sit with him and Mrs Buxton, otherwise known as the 'Crewe Circle'. Yet there has never been a book about him.There are snippets in several books on his work but never a book analysing the accusations of fraud matched by the investigations into those claims, and proofs of genuine work from those who had tested him, under strict 'fool-proof' protocols, over the 25+ years of capturing images of those in "spirit". So - Here it is!Although accused of fraud several times, no case against him was proved. In 1922 Harry Price attempted to prove Hope was fraudulently placing images on the photographic plates, and the mud has stuck, so that many today still believe it to be so. Now, 100 years later, is the time to set it straight.Working from journals and books of the time, important verbatim reports have been brought together in this book, together with many photographs and images from those reports.Scientists, professional photographers, journalists, churchmen, lawyers and sceptical researchers all made an effort to test him for themselves. Highly esteemed by many people of standing, they worked frequently at the British College for Psychic Science, in London over a period of 10 years, and travelled throughout the British Isles, from Glasgow to Eastbourne, from Belfast to Norwich, never charging a fee for their work in almost 20 years