See the Unseen

Christopher LaPrath — Psychic Medium • Intuitive • Author • Reality Architect

Christopher LaPrath is a psychic medium, intuitive, author, and internationally featured guest whose work explores the unseen forces that influence our lives. With a Master’s degree in Human Dynamics and decades of experience studying human behavior, perception, intuition, and consciousness, Christopher brings a distinctive combination of psychological insight and intuitive ability to his work.

Christopher has appeared on Gaia TV’s Open Minds with Regina Meredith, Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove’s New Thinking Allowed, Acid for Squares, Strange Universe, and George Noory’s Coast to Coast AM, discussing psychic perception, consciousness, the paranormal, and the mysteries surrounding life and death.

He is the author of Trestle Creek: Things the Dead Fear and creator of See the Unseen, a live experience that goes beyond traditional mediumship. Through psychic mediumship, intuitive insight, audience interaction, and his unique ability to identify hidden patterns and influences, Christopher invites audiences to explore what may exist beyond ordinary perception—and how seeing what was previously unseen can change the trajectory of a life.

Christopher will also host the upcoming Spark TV series Beyond the Veil, exploring consciousness, psychic phenomena, life after death, and the mysteries that exist beyond our conventional understanding of reality.

A Special Filmed Event

See the Unseen at Electric Lodge will be professionally filmed for Spark TV and The Realization Lab with Jay Scherick. All those who buy tickets and attend are consenting to being apart of the filming of this event.

SEE THE UNSEEN
Christopher LaPrath
Psychic Medium • Intuitive • Reality Architect

Saturday, November 14, 2026
7:00–9:30 PM
Electric Lodge

1416 Electric Ave, Venice, California

Audiences will have the opportunity to be part of an intimate evening of psychic mediumship, unexpected messages, audience interaction, insight, and transformation.

Some things have to be seen to be believed. Other things have to be believed before they can be seen.