The World of the Unseen

First published in the late 19th century, Arthur Willink’s The World of the Unseen ventures into the shadowed borderland between life and death, exploring the mysterious realm believed to surround us yet remain hidden from mortal sight.

With the voice of a theologian and the vision of a mystic, Willink examines the spirits, angels, and unseen forces that shape human destiny. These are not idle fantasies, but reflections drawn from scripture, testimony, and tradition—accounts of a world that presses close, influencing dreams, hauntings, revelations, and the struggles of the soul.

Part devotional, part supernatural inquiry, the work speaks to an age gripped by spiritualist fervor, yet it carries a timeless resonance: a reminder that the unseen is never far, and that every life unfolds beneath invisible eyes.

Complete edition of Arthur Willink’s classic exploration

Explores angels, spirits, the afterlife, and the supernatural unseen

A vital text in the history of spiritualism, theology, and mystical belief

Essential for collectors of occult literature and students of esoteric Christianity