Lindal’s interest in all things spiritual continued into his adult life and he read everything he could find on the subject, and he also sought readings from clairvoyants and mediums on frequent occasions. This topic, which falls under the general umbrella of parapsychology, became a life-long hobby for him and it molded the perspective he had on life. In the ensuing years, as he received training as a clinical psychologist and began to work with people who struggle in life, his attention was increasingly drawn to the spiritual meaning of existence and to specific attitudes and coping styles that enabled people to endure the tragedies of life. In his search for interesting reading on this topic, he found himself drawn to The Seth Material, channelled through the medium Jane Roberts in her conversations with a discarnate entity who went by the name of Seth. The Seth Material, which is undoubtedly the most detailed information about spiritual existence and consciousness that has been documented to date, had a profound influence on his thinking. A more practical perspective was offered by the Austrian philosopher and psychotherapist Dr. Victor Frankl, MD., whose main focus was on helping people find meaning in life and to teach them how to view their lives from a perspective that would motivate them to thrive. His thinking was also influenced by the work of numerous other writers, including Neal Donald Welsh’s trilogy Conversations With God, An Uncommon Dialogue, and Dr. Michael Newton’s books on the soul’s journey from the Spiritual Dimension into a lifetime on Earth and back home to their prior spiritual existence following death.