“Extreme Psychic” by Derek Acorah is a thrilling and eye opening book. The content table can be frightening and repulsive as Derek named each chapter with most horrible and threatening words he could find. The content is however more deeply spiritual and contain good messages. Most important message is that our bodies are temporary shelter for a soul. Because this world is so convincing that this is all there is some souls have difficulties to detach from it when their time comes. The book contains 17 real stories in which Derek was a hero, a typical background is a haunted house where an unfortunate and lost spirit did not get to the other side completely and makes a lots of trouble. Some of the spirits still do not know that their bodies died centuries ago and are banging around in the same place. Derek is a very sensitive psychic, he can tune in to see ghosts, talk with them and what makes him special is that he gets a very realistic sensations in his body telling him what had happened, for example if someone hung themselves then he can feel it in his throat, suddenly gets  breathless to the point of falling on the floor. Derek’s work includes a lot of courage and skillful protection. In spite of face to face confrontation with crazy ghosts he helps successfully those spirits to cross to the light where they can be  healed and understand their misconception. The book is so intriguing that it is a quick read. Get this book here: Derek Acorah: Extreme Psychic

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