Seeking Jordan is a spiritual adventure story – about Matthew McKay searching for and finding his murdered son. And, once in direct contact, getting knowledge he never thought possible to possess. Knowledge about death, the spirit world, life purpose, and the nature of the visible and invisible universe. McKay is a psychologist, a believer in science, a psychotherapy researcher, and a skeptic. But he has been given knowledge beyond anything he hoped for or imagined. This is the story of how that came to be – and what he discovered. There are abundant stories of NDEs, of past life memories, of parents speaking through mediums to a lost child, and of travelers claiming to have journeyed past the curtain to witness our life between lives. They are part of a spiritual literature that feeds our hunger to know why we are here, and what will happen to us. This book is different. It isn’t for believers. It’s for people who do not believe, yet yearn to know. It’s for people who never dreamed of speaking to the dead, or knowing what the dead know. But who, if shown the way, might make the journey. The first four chapters of Seeking Jordan are about all the things McKay did to find him – including Induced After Death Communication, past life and between life regressions (including ones the author facilitated for others using Michael Newton’s hypnotic process), channeled writing, and much more. Finally, having discovered a way to truly and reliably connect – one that he teaches in the book – the story shifts to what McKay learned. There has never been another book quite like this, written by a psychologist, author, and publisher who never intended to learn what he discovered, and never wanted to experience the death of his son. What he made of this journey will touch the hearts and souls of readers, and bring them closer to their own knowledge of and faith in the gifts the universe holds for us all.
