Ormond McGill is known and loved throughout the USA as the 'Dean of American Hypnosis'. His stage shows have spellbound audiences the length and breadth of the continent, and his hypnotic powers continue to amaze people wherever he goes. Seeing The Unseen is his latest masterpiece, the intriguing story of 'Sarah Channing', a famous figure who regresses to a past life as a psychic investigator in the Victorian era.The story itself is a fascinating one, unveiling the life work of a much travelled psychic investigator by the name of Katharine Bates, a person who as closer investigation has revealed actually existed and whose adventures are chronicled in British History. Side by side with the episodes of Katharine's life story, Ormond McGill presents his clinical notes and explains his regression methods. This is one of those rare books which appeal on many levels: as a clinical text, as an introduction to spiritualism and after death phenomena, and as an excellent, well written story.Whether the reader is a clinical hypnotist or someone who enjoys a good read, Seeing The Unseen will be an enthralling literary experience. It takes the reader on a voyage back through the annals of time; and a journey of discovery in a different age, seen through the eyes of an enchanting character and recorded by a world authority on his subject. This is a remarkable read.
