The question was proposed in a discussion, on Facebook, regarding science's resistance to investigating the soul, attributing the matter to mysticism and the supernatural. I highlight below my considerations on the possibility of verifying the existence of the soul: read more
Views: 129 It seems that some Spiritists – those who did not understand the proposal of Spiritism – work for division, and not for collaborative construction. They find an object of their criticism everywhere and in everyone, which, although they may have some basis, are almost always lost due to the notorious lack of depth […] read more
I'm going to give myself the luxury of “getting wet”, just because the subject is important and requires, I think, reflection and rationality. The attacks carried out in schools were regrettable, but even more regrettable is hearing the absurdities that speak in the name of Spiritism. read more
Its true character is, therefore, that of a science and not of a religion, and the proof is that it counts as adherents men of all beliefs, who have not, for that reason, renounced their convictions: fervent Catholics, who practice all the duties of his cult; Protestants of all sects; Israelites, Muslims and even Buddhists and Brahmanists.
Once again, and always with joy, we invite you, dear friend, to participate with us in our Revista Espírita study group, live, online. In this group, we are not teaching, but learning. If you are interested in the Spiritist Doctrine, come read more
“God will be ahead”; “God will not allow this or that thing to happen.” But then the fact, seen as negative, is consummated. And, at that moment, the faith of many weakens. “How could God allow such a thing?”, many will wonder. read more
Text fully reproduced from the Spiritist Magazine of July 1863, where Kardec graces us with a wonderful reflection on the power of the will and the responsibility of the Spirit. Our emphasis and notes. (Extract from the works of the Paris Spiritist Society) read more
When studying the book Heaven and Hell1, Editor's Note 1492 caught our attention. This note refers to an article in the Spiritist Magazine of March 1867. It is read more
Today, in general, one does not seek to investigate the origin of unhappiness, depression or disturbances by investigating the soul and its will: on the contrary, one seeks to investigate which gene of psychopathy is, not considering that, finding the “anomalies” would be defined by the soul, and not the other way around.
“The Sorrows of Young Werther” is an epistolary novel by Goethe, from 1774, where its protagonist, a young man from the high German aristocracy, exchanges correspondence with a friend called William, telling about his travels and everyday experiences (see the read more
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