Seeking Your Loved One on the Other Side

How to connect with those who have passed and learning to love in the face of pain

• Shares a proven process that has worked for the author as well as thousands of others to communicate with deceased loved ones

• Explores the use of mediums, past-life and between-life hypnotic regressions, a technique called Induced After-Death Communication, and channeled writing

• Presents revelations about the soul’s life after death, the structure of the afterlife, how karma works, and how to love in the face of pain

If you’ve lost a loved one or had a brush with mortality, you undoubtedly have wondered about life after death—or if it’s possible to connect with souls on the other side. After the tragic death of his son, Jordan, the author embarked on a journey for ways to communicate with his son across the veil. He discovered not only successful methods to connect with lost loved ones but also profound truths about the afterlife, the illusion of loss, and how pain is integral to our life purpose.

Matthew recounts techniques he tried in order to connect with his son, including collecting unusual experiences from family and friends, consulting mediums like Austyn Wells, past-life and between-life regressions, a technique called Induced After-Death Communication, and channeled writing, with the help of psychologist Ralph Metzner. The author also shares a process that has worked for himself and thousands of others to communicate with loved ones on the other side.

The culmination of hundreds of channeled conversations, the author presents revelations about the soul’s life after death, the structure and key events of the afterlife, how karma works, why we incarnate, our future as souls, and how to love in the face of pain. As Jordan revealed, nothing is truly lost. The soul is constant and, while pain seems to damage us, the damage is an illusion. “Because,” Jordan says, “there is no end, the conversation goes on between all the souls who love each other, living and dead.”

About the Author

Matthew McKay, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist, professor of psychology at the Wright Institute, cofounder of Haight Ashbury Psychological Services, founder of the Berkeley CBT Clinic, and cofounder of the Bay Area Trauma Recovery Clinic, which serves low-income clients.

He has authored and coauthored more than 40 books, including The Relaxation and Stress Reduction Workbook and Seeking Jordan. The publisher of New Harbinger Publications, he lives in Berkeley, California.