SPIRITISM

Spiritism. Spiritualism. Science of observation, experimentation and philosophical doctrine. As a practical science, it consists of the relations established with spirits. As a philosophy, it embraces all the moral consequences that flow from these relations. The science that deals with the nature, origin, and destiny of spirits, as well as with their relations with the corporeal world.

Natural and scientific philosophy, of reasoned faith, without mysticism or secrets of initiation, without dogmas properly speaking, without liturgies, without symbols, without organized priesthood.

Spiritism is the science that deals with the nature, origin and destiny of spirits and the relationships they can establish with man. Spiritism is the philosophy that results from these relationships, and that delves into the profound questions of where we come from, who we are, and where we are going. Spiritism is founded on the existence of Spirits, these being nothing more than intelligent beings that populate the Universe beyond the material world. The facts and principles on which it rests are lost in the obscurity of the times, being found in the beliefs of many peoples and religions, but interpreted according to the superstitious ideas of each one of them. epoch. The supernatural and superstitious now disappear in the light of science, philosophy and reason. It is under this scientific prism, within the science of observation, that it has been possible to ascertain numerous facts that have come to show and demonstrate certain truths that until then had been confined to the sphere of religious beliefs. The number of these facts, their universality, and the experimental observations carried out by numerous outstanding scientists (Sir William Crookes, Sir Alfred Russel Wallace, Charles Richet, Sir Olilver Lodge, Cesar Lombrosoetc.) have made it possible to show a reality beyond the limited vibrations that our physical senses can reach.