Spiritism, as codified by Allan Kardec in the 19th century, emerged as a philosophical science with moral consequences, not as a dogmatic religion or a sect. Its fundamental basis was Rational Spiritualism, a modern movement that used the methodology read more
Spiritism was born under the sign of reason, methodical observation, rigorous comparison, and humility before the truth. Kardec made it clear, in every line, that the greatest enemy of the Doctrine would be human vanity, the intrusion of passions. read more
When Allan Kardec published The Spirits' Book in 1857, he founded a new doctrine and laid the foundations for a science that studies spiritual phenomena. Kardec envisioned a future of collaboration, warning about the dangers of centralization and advocating for a decentralized structure. Discover how his ideas still resonate and how we can revive this legacy to keep Spiritism true to its scientific and moral spirit.
Analyzing received mediumistic communications is as important as receiving and applying them. Comparative study of them and the Spiritist Doctrine allows us to determine whether they are valid or not. Furthermore, it helps us better understand the world we live in. read more
Allan Kardec, the codifier of Spiritism, dedicated himself to observing, examining, and systematizing mediumistic phenomena with scientific rigor. In his works—such as The Mediums' Book, Practical Instructions on Spiritist Manifestations, and the numerous reports in the Spiritist Review— read more
Question 1 – I wanted to know if the spirit of XXX is in this environment. Would there be a possibility of evoking him? Answer 1 – Yes, but… Did you notice that everyone you called previously all came in reverse? Understand: there is a long read more
Through a TikTok contact, a young woman living in Portugal asked for help with her case. She said she was experiencing disturbances in her home, with physical manifestations, leaving her tormented. Without gathering further details about the case, we decided to ask the read more
Views: 634 It is read in the Spiritist Magazine of November 1860 (“Affectionate Relationships of the Spirits”): “If Georges had been one of those vulgar or systematic Spirits, who express their own ideas without worrying about their accuracy or falsehood, we would not have read more
Let us return to the Spiritist Movement in Kardec's time, according to the “Statistics of Spiritism” published in the Spiritist Magazine of 1869: “Roman Catholics, free-thinkers, not bound to dogma, 50%; ─ Greek Catholics, 15%; ─ Jews, 10%; ─ liberal Protestants, 10%; ─ Catholics read more
Science has made enormous progress in describing the mechanisms that keep an organism alive and those that break down when it dies. We understand precisely how cells function, how DNA coordinates tissue formation, and how proteins... read more
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