The Spirits' Book, Modern English Edition - Softcover

Allan Kardec

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0964990709 ISBN 13: 9780964990708

Publisher: Allan Kardec Educational Society, 2003

Synopsis

The Spirits' Book is a work at the center of a way of life based on the evolution of the human spirit. It endorses the Christ as the supreme model for human conduct and thought, and stresses the need for inner transformation and self-knowledge as avenues to fulfillment and personal realization on earth.

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About the Author

Allan Kardec was born on October 3, 1804, in France, and studied under J.H. Pestalozzi. In 1854, Kardec first heard of the mysterious rapping phenomena that had taken America and Europe by storm. Despite his initial skepticism, he was convinced by close friends to attend an experimental meeting. His intellectual curiosity and scientific training told him that there had to be a rational explanation for these phenomena. Using the same logical rigor that he had applied to his work in education and science, Kardec set out to study the phenomena and the mediumistic process that gave rise to the phenomena. He presented blind questions to mediums in different countries of Europe. The answers were compared, analyzed, and organized into the present book.

Edition details

• Publisher: Allan Kardec Educational Society
• Publication date: 2003
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0964990709
• ISBN 13: 9780964990708
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 422