Seeing the Unseen, Part II, with Christopher Laprath

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Summary

Psychic medium Christopher Laprath returns to New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove to describe how he 'sees the unseen,' perceiving clouds, shimmers, and attached entities in people's energetic fields. He shares stories of releasing Earthbound spirits, past-life imprints, haunted objects like a Civil War autopsy table, and even apparent time-space slips where people seem to jump universes. Throughout, he argues that being 'stuck' in belief systems, family patterns, and spirit agreements is the real thing the dead fear, and that letting go is the path to healing.

Key takeaways

  • 1Laprath is the author of 'Trestle Creek: Things the Dead Fear' and hosts the upcoming Spark TV program 'Beyond the Veil'; he has appeared on Jay Sherrick's Realization Lab.
  • 2He claims a gas fire on the Beyond the Veil set flared on camera the moment a client authorized a Prohibition-era (1920s-30s) entity to leave.
  • 3He cites Carl Wickland's classic book '30 Years Among the Dead' on spirit possession and Ilya Prigogine's Nobel-winning theory of dissipative structures.
  • 4He recounts a caller whose deceased father's unplugged cell phone, left in a room locked for a year, began playing the father's favorite song during a reading.
  • 5He says a hospice nurse named Marilyn had been followed home by deceased patients over 30 years and needed monthly sessions for about two years to clear them.
  • 6He describes sensing an antique shop's Civil War autopsy table from 50 feet away, a friend's apparent instant drive from Butte, Montana to Phoenix, and a client he believed was 'jumping universes.'

Transcript excerpt

When I look at a person, when I'm doing a session with people, and I always do this with permission. I don't just go in and look at everybody. It's always with permission to go. I see not just the body, but the energetic field. It's just something that my brain does. And I can tell when there's like something off, right? It's a little bit like spiritual limping. You know, when somebody in the physical body is limping, that's easy to see. But I see these. So, do you know the comic strip Charlie Brown? Yeah, of course. And the character Pigpen? No. Pigpen was the little kid that had the dust cloud around him all the time because he never took a bath. You know, he had that dust cloud around him. Okay. I remember Little Abner, the comic strip, and there was a character there named Joe Bitzvalk who had a cloud over his head. Okay, that's what I mean. Kind of, that's the best way I can describe what I see. Keep watching to learn more. You can now download all nine copies of the New Thinking Allowed magazine for free or order beautiful printed copies. Go to newthinkingallowed.org. New Thinking Allowed is presented by the California Institute for Human Science, a fully accredited university offering distant learning graduate degrees that focus on mind, body, and spirit. The topics that we cover here. We are particularly excited to announce new degrees emphasizing parapsychology and the paranormal. Visit their website at cihs.edu. Book 4 in the new Thinking Allowed dialogue series is Charles T. Tartt, Seventy Years of Exploring Consciousness and Parapsychology. Now available on Amazon. Thinking Allowed. Conversations on the Leading Edge of Knowledge and Discovery with psychologist Jeffrey Mishlove. Hello and welcome. I'm Jeffrey Mishlove.…

Excerpt from New Thinking Allowed, Aug 14, 2026. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.

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New Thinking Allowed, “Seeing the Unseen, Part II, with Christopher Laprath,” Aug 14, 2026. Indexed by Fringe Index: https://fringeindex.com/item/seeing-the-unseen-part-ii-with-christopher-laprath. Original: https://jmishlove.podbean.com/e/seeing-the-unseen-part-ii-with-christopher-laprath/