We live in great darkness, again. After Spiritism dawned on the face of the Earth as a great light that could launch us into the most accelerated process of human spiritual and moral renewal, spreading with the speed of lightning, it suffered enormous read more
Closing the First Chapter of the first edition of the Revista Espírita, Kardec cites the publication of The Book of Spirits, bringing to light a very interesting and sensible article published in the Courrier de Paris, on June 11, 1857, as well read more
Here Kardec cites the case of Joan of Arc, without going deeper into it. She herself would have transmitted a message to Miss Dufaux, telling the heroine's story in more depth, highlighting that she was a medium and explaining her journey. Kardec says read more
In this somewhat more extensive approach, Kardec draws attention to the fact that spiritual manifestations are evidently recognized even within the Roman Catholic Church, from which he cites a large article, published at the time, in Civiltà Cattolica, read more
Here Kardec addresses a case in which an institution ordered the payment of a prize to anyone who could prove some spiritist phenomena, which none of those enrolled were able to comply with, although, outside of that, many of them obtained such phenomena easily, such as read more
The issue of adulterations in A Gênesis is already factually sanctioned, that is, there is no longer any doubt that Allan Kardec was not responsible for the changes presented from the fifth edition of A Gênesis onwards. All of this is quite read more
In this item, Kardec addresses some particular evocations with the aim of promoting an analysis with general gain. Regarding this, in fact, I wonder to what extent we should really advise against people seeking such evocations to obtain some consolation. read more
Here Kardec only addresses the issue that the intervention of incorporeal beings, seen as elves, imps and others, has always permeated humanity and, in itself, is still a truth. It turns out that, before Spiritism, which explained it, read more
Here is something that caught my attention. There is a much deeper purpose in the Magazine, which we had not yet understood: in it, Kardec, in addition to seeking to disseminate Spiritism to the masses, also seeks universal agreement with the teachings! Well we know read more
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