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Kardecist spiritism - Wikipedia
Thus, today the term spiritism refers to various religious and philosophical doctrines that assert the survival of spirits after the death of the body, and primarily in the possibility of communicating with them, either casually or deliberately, through evocations or spontaneously. en.wikipedia.org
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Spiritism - Wikipedia
Religion · Espiritismo, a Latin American and Caribbean belief that evolved and less evolved spirits can affect health, luck and other aspects of human life ... en.wikipedia.org
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What is Spiritism? | GotQuestions.org
Spiritism, as defined by its founder, Allan Kardec, is “a science dedicated to the relationship between incorporeal beings and human beings.” www.gotquestions.org
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spiritism
spiritism (ˈspɪrɪtɪz(ə)m) [f. spirit n. + -ism. So F. spiritisme.] = spiritualism 3. This form has to some extent been preferred by those specially interested in the subject, as being more distinctive than spiritualism.1856 Spiritual Herald July 203 Witchcraft was an unfriendly form of spiritism, an... Oxford English Dictionary
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Spiritism in Brazil - a religion with a large social impact
Spiritism is a doctrine based on manifestations and the teachings of spirits. The existence of God and eternal life is fully accepted, accompanied by a concrete ... www.travel-brazil-selection.com
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Spiritism – CEI - Conselho Espírita Internacional
Spiritism is a science which deals with the nature, origin and destiny of Spirits, as well as their relationship with the corporeal world. cei-spiritistcouncil.com
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What is Spiritism? Learn about the 3rd Revelation from the ... - Reddit
Spiritism was presented to us by the Spirit world so we here on earth may perfect ourselves and prepare the earth to reach a higher plane of existence. www.reddit.com
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Spiritism | Beliefs, Practices, & History - Britannica
Spiritism is a belief system founded by Allan Kardec in the mid-19th century that is based on the beliefs that a spirit world exists, that humans are ... www.britannica.com
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About Spiritism - Spiritist Society of Dallas
Spiritism is, at once, a science, a philosophy, and a religion. The science of Spiritism studies the existence and nature of spirits. www.ssdallas.org
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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Spiritism - New Advent
Spiritism is the name properly given to the belief that the living can and do communicate with the spirits of the departed. www.newadvent.org
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Spiritism - Guide To Divinity - Universal Life Church Monastery
Spiritism states that there is a God over all as well as spirits who have the ability to improve and perfect themselves. www.themonastery.org
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Spiritism (book)
Spiritism and Spiritualism At the beginning of the first chapter Hartmann explains that "the word 'Spiritism' is of French production", but the English Against these three axioms Spiritism offends." wikipedia.org
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Obsession (Spiritism)
The treatment for obsession is termed disobsession in Kardecist Spiritism. See also Heaven and Hell (book) Karma in Spiritism Spirit possession Demonology Discernment of Spirits Exorcism References Spiritism wikipedia.org
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Spiritualism (disambiguation)
Spiritualism may also refer to: Religion Spiritism, a similar religious movement, established in France in the mid-nineteenth century, often referred to as "Kardecist spiritism" after its founder Allan Kardec, and quite popular in the Caribbean nations and Brazil Spiritualism (beliefs), the belief wikipedia.org
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What Is Spiritism?
What Is Spiritism? Books about spirituality Spiritism wikipedia.org
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