Life in the World Unseen

What It's About

Life in the World Unseen is a book written by Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson through the assistance of a medium named Anthony Borgia. According to the preface, Borgia was a close friend of Benson's for five years prior to his passing into the spirit world. The book presents a detailed, first-person account of the afterlife, describing a series of spiritual regions and experiences beyond physical death.

Key Concepts

The book covers subjects such as the Children's Sphere, first impressions of the next world, geographical position within the spirit realms, the Dark Realms, and the Highest Realms. It also touches on notable figures encountered after death and offers reflections on earthly life from the perspective of the spirit world.

About the Author

Anthony Borgia was a medium who claimed to receive these accounts from the spirit of Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson, a Catholic priest who died in 1914 and was the son of a former Archbishop of Canterbury.