Let us put an end to the denialism surrounding the adulterations of Allan Kardec's works, demonstrating that they are undeniable facts, except by the obstinately proud.
The Brazilian Spiritist Federation is a Roustainuist institution that formed a Spiritist Movement that contradicts Spiritism. Understand.
The Semear Project aims to encourage the creation of Spiritism study groups based on, necessarily, the works of Allan Kardec
On November 10, 1867, through the medium Mr. T…, Kardec received a very serious communication regarding the role of enemies in the fight against Spiritism
The book Genesis was adulterated, but, using subterfuge, some people try to direct opinions, without bringing all the facts to the table.
Recently, the Mesa Girante channel, on YouTube, produced a video where the author mockingly tries to invalidate the importance of the work due to Paulo Henrique's supposed rashness when dealing with the topic in the video.
The adulterations of Genesis and Heaven and Hell are indisputable legal facts, simply because editions were released, with alterations, after the author's death and without legal deposit – as stated by at least four specialized legal professionals: read more
Allan Kardec and the Moral Revolution of Humanity — Lecture by Paulo Henrique de Figueiredo
The work "Dialogue with the Shadows: Theory and Practice of Doctrination," by Hermínio C. Miranda, has become a reference for disobsession meetings in the Brazilian Spiritist movement. However, when its content is subjected to examination by the Spiritist Science developed by Allan Poe, read more
In the previous article, “The Spiritist Review (Revue Spirite), of the International Spiritist Council, is an affront to Kardec’s work,” I examined primarily a methodological problem: the gap between the way in which Allan Kardec used the Revue Spirite as an instrument of read more
When Allan Kardec published the first issue of the Revue Spirite – Journal d'Études Psychologiques in January 1858, he was not simply creating a magazine to disseminate messages from Spirits or to offer texts for moral edification. The publication was born as part of read more
Expressions such as "karma," "spiritual debt," "redemption," "Law of Cause and Effect," and "compensation" have become so common in the Brazilian Spiritist movement that many people have come to consider them natural components of Spiritist Doctrine. Repeated for decades in lectures, studies, and mediumistic works, read more
Spiritism was not presented by Allan Kardec as a religion founded on dogmas, rites, or priestly authority, but as a science of observation and a philosophical doctrine. Its starting point lies in the study of facts, in the comparison of... read more
A methodological and doctrinal analysis in light of Allan Kardec. Suzi Mariah's work presents itself as a continuation of The Spirits' Book. The problem, however, lies not only in the use of this title. By claiming the status of a complement... read more
The so-called "healing of the perispirit" does not occur through merely external means, but rather through the moral change of the Spirit itself, whose transformation of thoughts and feelings purifies the fluids of its envelope and restores its spiritual harmony.
Heaven and Hell delves deeper into and practically applies the spiritual principles established in The Spirits' Book, examining the evolution and condition of the soul in the face of disincarnation, divine justice, and earthly trials.
The relationship between the works of thought of the Superior Spirits brought by Kardec reveals a methodical structure in the Spiritist Codification, in which each book plays a specific role, while also being articulated with the others. Understanding the relationship between The Gospel According to Spiritism and Genesis allows one to perceive the link between moral teaching and the understanding of the natural laws that govern existence.
A logical connection is made between Genesis and Heaven and Hell, using the divine attributes of perfection, justice, and goodness as a rational criterion for evaluating religious doctrines. Kardec argues that the idea of eternal punishment is incompatible with this conception of an infinitely perfect and merciful God, rejecting the concept as a logical imperfection.
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