“Seeking Jordan: How I Learned the Truth About Death and the Invisible Universe”
Seeking Jordan is the story of psychologist, Matthew McKay’s, search for contact with his murdered 23-year-old son. The search begins with a trip to Chicago, where the author meets Allan Botkin, who discovered a unique variation of EMDR – Induced After-Death Communication (IADC). For the first time since Jordan’s death, McKay hears his son’s voice: “Dad, tell Mom I’m here. I’m all right. I’m here with you. I love your guys.” The journey continues as the author experiences and practices the life-between-lives hypnotic induction discovered by Michael Newton, learns channeled communication from after-death expert, Ralph Metzner, and explores a new relationship between science and spirituality via medium, Austyn Wells. Once the search is competed, Jordan now begins to teach his father from hundreds of channeled conversations. The author learns that nothing is truly lost. The soul is constant, never broken. While pain seems to damage us, the damage is an illusion. We are here for a reason – to learn how to love in the face of pain. Pain merely teaches. We all are safe, everything we love. “Because,” Jordan says, “there is no end, the conversation goes on between all the souls who love each other, living and dead.”
The channeled communications in Seeking Jordan offer answers and pathways of discovery to some of our great spiritual questions:
· Why we suffer pain and loss, and how pain is critical to our life purpose.
· Why we come to this planet, and how our experiences here help All (god) evolve.
· Why we reincarnate, often living hundreds of lives.
· Why we live in Soul Groups that return to Earth together – over and over – like a repertory theater company.
· Why there is no such thing as sin, evil, or damnation
· What we do in the life-between-lives, and the first experiences a soul has after death.
· Why death and loss are not tragic, and nothing we love is ever lost.
· How we can open the channel and at will communicate with the dead.
· How we can finally heal the divorce between science and spirituality, and verify the truth in spiritual experiences.
Seeking Jordan offers far more than a story of one man’s loss. It provides deep support for anyone facing the loss of a loved one. In the words of Marilyn Schlitz, “(The book helps) the healing runs deep in our soul and helps us stay connected to love that knows no boundaries or separation.” Seeking Jordan is temporarily out of print. It will be republished in 2025.
More recent Jordan books include “The Luminous Landscape of the Afterlife (inner Traditions): which describes in detail what to expect in the afterlife, and offers new ways to prepare for the transition. “Love in the Time of Impermanence” (Inner Traditions) is Jordan and Matthew’s plan for bringing love into our daily lives on Earth; how to turn love into action. Jordan’s just
published book, “Lessons from the Afterlife” (Inner Traditions) shows why the physical plane exists, and the purpose behind incarnating.
Biography: Dr. McKay holds a PhD in clinical psychology and is a professor of psychology at the Wright Institute. He founded the Berkeley CBT Clinic 15 years ago, and 7 years ago co-founded the Bay Area Trauma Recovery Clinic to serve low-income PTSD clients.
McKay is a psychotherapy researcher and has co-developed five treatment protocols: Emotion Efficacy Therapy for emotion dysregulation, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for interpersonal problems, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for couples, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for shame-based depression, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for spiritual growth and development.
Dr. McKay has co-written more than 40 psychology and spiritually focused books that have combined sales of more than 4.5 million copies.
15 years ago McKay’s son, Jordan, died, and life as he knew it changed. He began a journey to find Jordan and make contact. At first for reassurance that he still existed, and later to learn what he knows about the afterlife and why we come to this difficult planet. During the journey to find him McKay learned how to do channeled writing – which is the basis of the four Jordan books.
In recent years Dr. McKay has widely taught channeled writing to people in grief. And in his private practice has worked with individuals in profound grief – as well as those struggling with the fear of death – using channeled writing, past- and life-between-lives inductions, Induced After Death Communication (utilizing EMDR) and Acceptance and Mindfulness therapies.
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