Preserving the Psychic Child

Some children experience the world in ways that go beyond the five senses — feeling emotions, energies, and impressions that others may not perceive. In this insightful and compassionate work, Ingo Swann explores the nature of the psychic child — one who is innately sensitive to both visible and invisible realities.

Swann explains that every human is born with this deeper awareness, but that social conditioning often suppresses it. Through clear and caring guidance, he helps parents understand how to recognize, respect, and nurture this sensitivity rather than fear or dismiss it.

Short, wise, and deeply human, Preserving the Psychic Child is a reminder that intuition and empathy are not rare gifts, but innate human abilities — ones worth protecting as children grow and the world around them becomes louder and less perceptive.

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Note: These reprints of Ingo Swann’s works are offered for educational and inspirational purposes. They reflect the author’s personal experiences and perspectives and are not intended as medical, psychological, or professional advice.