Spiritist magazine — Journal of psychological studies — 1858 > June Mr. Morisson, Monomaniac Last March, an English newspaper reported the following about Mr. Morisson, who recently died in England, leaving a fortune of one hundred read more
In this group study, we treated the article in question in a somewhat different way, as we noticed that it gave us the opportunity to go into a very important depth about mediumship and the differences between how it was treated in Spiritism, as a scientific doctrine born from the rational observation of facts and spiritist (spiritual) communications and how it is treated today.
We are, on this date, experiencing a new moment of apprehension in the world, with a new war starting between Russia and Ukraine. It will be very opportune, therefore, to remember some important concepts of Spiritism in the face of such situations. Content hide 1 The situation of those who die in wars 2 The deadline 3 The war in… Spiritism in the face of wars Read More » read more
This is an honest and open reflection. It turns out that, today, we only think about indoctrinating. We forget, however, that the Spirits have a lot to teach us – even the most unhappy ones, as we can analyze their current state, the reasons for the complications of read more
Spiritist magazine — Journal of psychological studies — 1858 > June > Laziness A man left very early and went to the square to hire workers. Now there he saw two men of the town, sitting with their arms crossed. It came to read more
It's time to recover Kardec. A few days ago I got involved in a heated discussion – behind the keyboards – which ended up leaving me angry and indignant. The reason? The question of adulterations (or not) in Kardec's two final works read more
Recently, the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro suffered another shock, resulting in a few dozen deaths. I would like, at the outset, to express my and the Group's feelings towards all the victims of this scourge and towards their loved ones. Necessary, read more
Spiritist magazine — Journal of psychological studies — 1858 > June > The Beating Spirit of Bergzabern II The second article about the beater In this second article on the subject, Allan Kardec takes it up after the Filipina girl Sanger passed read more
In the article in question, as presented in the Revista Espírita of June 1858, Kardec talks about an annual banquet in Paris, celebrating the anniversary of Mesmer's birth. At this banquet there were two types of “partisans”: those who read more
In this article, Kardec evokes a Spirit who had committed bodily suicide just 6 days before. As can be seen in the original text, this man was not recognized by anyone, having been buried as a pauper. AND read more
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