"In our lifetimes, ever-more-sophisticated microscopes and telescopes reveal once hidden wonders of exquisite beauty. But our technologies and materialist conceit cast a powerful spell. We forget that all we see is surrounded by an invisible realmof inconceivable glory that everywhere upholds and fills the visible. Pondering the great mysteries of existence and sharing stories of his encounters with the unseen, Brian Zahnd helps us recapture the awe of lost childhood and a longing for an as-yet-veiled kingdom called heaven and sets us on a pilgrim quest for the human God who leads us there."
—Kenneth Tanner, author of Vulnerable God

"In Unseen Existences, Brian Zahnd directs our eyes beyond the fractious cultural moment to our eternal hope—a hope glimpsed only through the thin veil. Here he names heaven as our true home and country of citizenship; he names our ineffable longing for the transcendent; and like a true shepherd, he names the difficulty of the journey on this side of eternity. All the while, he spares us the sentimentality and sensationalism that so often accompany books about heaven. Once again, Zahnd lands a bull's-eye."
—Michael John Cusick, author of Sacred Attachment and Surfing for God