Spiritist Magazine — Journal of Psychological Studies — May 1858 > Considerations on Bergzabern's Beating Spirit Allan Kardec continues the subject of the previous post about the Beating Spirit with new facts. He didn't seem to want to extend the read more
Spiritist Magazine — Journal of Psychological Studies — 1858 > May > The Beating Spirit of Bergzabern I A stir in Bavaria We had already heard of certain spiritist phenomena that in 1852 had caused a huge stir in Rhenish Bavaria, read more
Spiritist Magazine — Journal of Psychological Studies — 1858 > May > Theory of physical manifestations I In this Spiritist Magazine, Allan Kardec states that it is easy to conceive the moral influence of Spirits and the relationships they may have with the read more
Mr. Home III Mr. Home was always cited by Allan Kardec as a medium with special and surprising capabilities, but regarding apparition phenomena, nothing was imposed on him. In this Spiritist Magazine, Kardec tells us a little more about read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NVwXDL3HdA Allan Kardec begins the Magazine for the month of May 1858, bringing to light a reflection on the Physical Manifestations of Spirits, which, for many, is something “supernatural” and even impossible. This is because we think read more
First Conversation with Pasha Mehmet-Ali on 03/16/1858 through the medium Emance Dufaux
Through previous evocations, it was known that Bernard Palissy, a famous potter from the 16th century, inhabits the planet Jupiter. When summoned, Allan Kardec, as was his custom, asked him questions whose answers were, for more practical reading, condensed in read more
The Ethiopian Empire, also known as Abyssinia, was an empire that occupied the present territories of Ethiopia and Eritrea, existing from approximately the year 1270 (beginning of the Solomonic dynasty) until 1974, when the monarchy was deposed by a read more
This article was inspired by the article “The Genesis case”, presented on the Portal Luz Espírita. In this very extensive article, several details are presented, step by step, which ultimately lead the author, Ery Lopes, and the collaborators — Adair Ribeiro, Adriano read more
We live in a world until now dominated by the concepts of heteronomy. To understand this concept well, we need to analyze the etymology of the word: heteronomy is formed from the Greek radical “hetero” which means “different”, and “nomos” which means “law”, therefore, it is acceptance read more
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