This work investigates the purported psychic abilities of Derek Ogilvie, specifically his claims regarding his capacity to communicate with the minds of infants. The author details his personal history and the development of his alleged mediumship, presenting a framework that suggests a unique connection between his consciousness and the pre-verbal thoughts of children. Through a series of anecdotal accounts and personal reflections, Ogilvie attempts to validate his experiences as a professional psychic practitioner.

The subject matter points to a niche, anecdotal text that prioritizes the author's personal narrative over empirical scientific validation. The framing suggests an accessible, subjective account intended for readers already interested in the claims of contemporary psychic practitioners.