When Marcelo Netto read “The Gospel According to Spiritism” for the first time, he found the true meaning of life. Based on instructions from Superior Spirits, Allan Kardec explains the moral maxims of Jesus, inviting us to experience them in our day-to-day life. Exposing with clarity and simplicity to reason and heart, “The Gospel According to Spiritism” is the bedside book of thousands and thousands of people.

“Since God can neither punish us for the good we have done nor for the evil we have not done, then if we are being punished it is because we have done evil. If we have not done evil in this life, then we did it in another. This is an alternative that is impossible to escape and whose logic shows on what side the justice of God lies.” Chapter 5 in "The Gospel According to Spiritism" by Allan Kardec.

When our own thoughts do not resonate even for us, we have to wonder. By Andreia Marshall

"Do you know why a vague sadness sometimes weighs upon your hearts and makes you find life so bitter? It is your spirit, which aspires to happiness and freedom, and which, bound to the body that serves as its prison, exhausts itself in vain efforts to escape. However, seeing that such efforts are useless, it falls into despondency, and the body, bearing the spirit’s influence, sluggishness, dejection and a kind of apathy, seizes you and you find yourself unhappy. (...) If during the course of this trial, and while performing your task, you see worries, troubles and vexations fall upon you, be strong and courageous in order to bear them." Chapter 5, "Blessed are the afflicted," of the book "THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO SPIRITISM":

Every individual who senses the influence of spirits to any degree of intensity is a medium. This faculty is inherent to humankind. Psychography is the writing of spirits by a medium's hand. The medium can be consciously or unconsciously about what he is doing and writing.

If you are going through this time of loss, when a loved one has just passed away, Marcia Trajano's message is for you. There is life after death. Your love is powerful and can be reached anywhere.

Dr. Peter Fenwick is a neuropsychiatrist and neurophysiologist who is known for his studies of end of life phenomena, including near-death experiences and deathbed visions of the dying person, as well as the experiences of hospice and palliative care workers and relatives of dying people.

Dr. Harold G. Koenig discusses about the connection between health and religion. He has published over 280 scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals, scholarly professional journal articles and 60 chapters in professional books.

By Dr. Etzel Cardeña, the Thorsen Professor of Psychology at Lund University, Sweden where he is Director of the Centre for Research on Consciousness and Anomalous Psychology (CERCAP).

Dr. Harold D. Koenig is Director of the Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health at Duke University Medical Center.

Dr. Harald Walach is a German psychologist, medical researcher and historian and philosopher of science. He is currently the director of the Institute of Transcultural Health Studies at Europa Universität Viadrina, Frankfurt.

iSpirit asked to 3 doctors why they incorporate spirituality into their medical practice. Thanks Claudio Petrillo, Daniel Fortes and Alexander Moreira-Almeida for sharing your experiences with us.

What is reincarnation? How does it work? Why does it happen? Many questions answered in an easy way.

REINCARNATION: the return of the spirit to the bodily life; the plurality of existences. (Allan Kardec. “The Mediums' Book”) As Kirsten DeMelo says in this video, reincarnation is a blessing from God.

Marcelo Netto discusses life after death. And as he beautifully says, death is simply a moment of transition.

As stated in The Spirits’ Book (Question 167): What is the purpose of reincarnation? “Expiation and humankind’s progressive improvement. Without reincarnation, how could there be justice?”