Spiritist Society of Dallas

Spiritism Studies & Public Lectures

• Without Charity There Is No Salvation •

Science

Spiritism is a science that studies the nature, origin and destiny of Spirits, as well as their relation with the corporeal world. It is also a study of the physical phenomenons and the ability of incarnated spirits to communicate with discarnated spirits.

Morality

Spiritism is a science because it is born of experience and reason as any science of observation. Therefore, as its object of study are the spirits and spirits are moral beings, the moral consequences arise naturally.

Philosophy

The philosophical doctrine, which was derived from a methodic study of the information received in communications with discarnate spirits, brings answers to man´s common questions – who we are, where we came from, where we go to.

Religion

Spiritism deals with the details of spirit life and the journey of evolution through the process of reincarnation; the natural laws that govern progress; and the role we play in our own moral and intellectual development as immortal spirits.
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Alan Kardec

Meet Allan Kardec

Allan Kardec was the codifier of Spiritism. With the teachings he received from higher spirits through various mediums, he wrote five books that would become the basis of the Spiritist Doctrine: The Spirits’ Book, The Mediums’ Book, The Gospel According to Spiritism, Heaven and Hell and The Genesis. He also left unpublished writings, which were collected 21 years after his death in the book Posthumous Works, and several other books of initiation to the doctrine which has not yet being translated to English. Allan Kardec is the pen name of a French educator called Léon-Hipollyte Denizard Rivail. Rivail was born in Lyon, France, on October 3rd, 1804. He was baptized in the Catholic religion; Rivail started using the pseudonym Allan Kardec many years later, when he got in contact with Spiritist phenomena. During a mediunic meeting at the Baudin’s family home in Paris, the protective spirit Zefiro, manifested by saying that he had known Rivail in a previous existence, when they lived together in Gaul. According to Zefiro, at that time, Rivail was called Allan Kardec. When Rivail published his first Spiritist book – The Spirits’ Book – in 1857, he decided to sign it with the pen “Allan Kardec”, and began to use it in all his new works.

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What People Are Saying

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Spiritist Society of Dallas

About Us

The Spiritist Society Of Dallas was created in February 10th of 2007, as a non-profit organization, having the basic objectives of study, exercise and practice charity activities according to the Spiritist Doctrine as codified by Allan Kardec. The Spiritist Doctrine emphasizes the relationship between the material world and the spiritual one in order to better understand the purpose of life, and its practice promotes activities in the spiritual, moral and material fields.

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