Seen and Unseen

The author recounts personal investigations of mediumship and alleged communications from the dead, describing séances, sensory impressions, and episodes of haunting encountered during travels in several countries. She documents individual sittings and attempted verifications, noting ambiguous evidence, possible deception, and moments that felt convincing to participants. Interwoven reflections address grief, consolation, and the interpretive challenges of translating subjective experiences into claims about survival after death. Later sections consider photographic phenomena, family-related incidents, and assorted case studies, presented as a mixture of narrative report and cautious commentary.