If demons existed, they would be the work of God; but would it he just on the part of God to have created beings condemned eternally to evil and to misery?
Systematizer of Spiritism (1804–1869)
A French schoolteacher who built an entire religion from séance transcripts. Under the pen name Allan Kardec, he turned table-rapping sessions into a codified doctrine—Spiritism—that today counts millions of followers, most of them in Brazil.
Hippolyte Léon Denizard Rivail was born on 3 October 1804 in France and spent his early career as an educator, translator, and writer. At midlife he adopted the pseudonym Allan Kardec and began attending séances, convinced the spirits speaking through mediums were offering systematic truths about the afterlife. He compiled their messages into five books—the Spiritist Codification—laying out reincarnation, moral progress, and communication with the dead as core tenets. That framework became Spiritism, a movement he founded and led until his death on 31 March 1869. The doctrine he formalized at…
Sourced, dated quotes from Allan Kardec
If demons existed, they would be the work of God; but would it he just on the part of God to have created beings condemned eternally to evil and to misery?
During life, a spirit is held to the body by his semi-material envelope, or perispirit.
The line of march of all spirits is always progressive, never retrograde.
As spirits transport themselves from point to point with the rapidity of thought, they may be said to see everywhere at the same time.
A master who had been cruel to his slaves might become a slave in his turn, and undergo the torments he had inflicted on others.
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