The Spirits’ Book

Synopsis

Where it all began. This is the first book of the Spiritist Codification, published in 1857. It takes the form of 1019 questions and answers divided into 29 chapters. In this incredible work, Allan Kardec, a pedagogue and educator, presents questions with an astounding methodical approach, as well as the answers given to him by the spiritual instructors, which significantly helps the reading and understanding processes. This work, which revolutionized our view on life, death, God, and the immortal spirit, is the completion of the teachings started by Jesus Christ over two thousand years ago. Among the many subjects that are explored in great depth it includes God, humanity, Earth and the origin of the universe, reincarnation, spiritual evolution, the universal laws, the spirit in daily life, the social law, the law of progress, ethics, and the future of human life. Allan Kardec is considered the Codifier of the Spiritist Doctrine for his work on the five books of the Codification—”The Spirits’ Book,” “The Mediums’ Book,” “The Gospel According to Spiritism,” “Heaven and Hell,” and “Genesis: Miracles and Predictions According to Spiritism.”