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The Spirits' Book" is the foundational work of Spiritism, a school of thought first established in France in the mid-nineteenth century by the French educator Allan Kardec. Currently, Spiritism includes over fifteen million adherents, the eleventh largest spiritual following worldwide, ahead of more historically traditional religions such as Judaism (twelfth) and Jainism (fourteenth).This new translation is based on painstaking research of the...

The Spirits' Book" is the foundational work of Spiritism, a school of thought first established in France in the mid-nineteenth century by the French educator Allan Kardec. Currently, Spiritism includes over fifteen million adherents, the eleventh largest spiritual following worldwide, ahead of more historically traditional religions such as Judaism (twelfth) and Jainism (fourteenth).This new translation is based on painstaking research of the...

This is the first Chinese translation of "Le Livre des Médiums" (The Mediums' Book) by Allan Kardec, originally published in Paris in 1861, with a second edition published in 1862 (the latter became the standard version of the book and is the source text of the present translation)

This is the first Chinese translation of "Le Livre des Médiums" (The Mediums' Book) by Allan Kardec, originally published in Paris in 1861, with a second edition published in 1862 (the latter became the standard version of the book and is the source text of the present translation).

This is the first Chinese translation of "Le Livre des Médiums" (The Mediums' Book) by Allan Kardec, originally published in Paris in 1861, with a second edition published in 1862 (the latter became the standard version of the book and is the source text of the present translation).

This is the first Chinese translation of "Le Livre des Médiums" (The Mediums' Book) by Allan Kardec, originally published in Paris in 1861, with a second edition published in 1862 (the latter became the standard version of the book and is the source text of the present translation).

This is the first Chinese translation of "The Gospel According to Spiritism, " the third of the five books of the Spiritist canon. Originally published in Paris, in 1864 by Allan Kardec, it is possibly the most popular of his books, containing the explanation of the gospels, including over a hundred messages transmitted by superior spirits.

The Spirits? Book" is the foundational work of Spiritism, a school of thought first established in France in the mid-nineteenth century by the French educator Allan Kardec. Currently, Spiritism includes over fifteen million adherents, the eleventh largest spiritual following worldwide, ahead of more historically traditional religions such as Judaism (twelfth) and Jainism (fourteenth). This is the first Chinese translation of "The Spirits Book"...

This is the first Chinese translation of "The Gospel According to Spiritism, " the third of the five books of the Spiritist canon. Originally published in Paris, in 1864 by Allan Kardec, it is possibly the most popular of his books, containing the explanation of hundreds of Biblical passages, including over a hundred messages transmitted by superior spirits.

This is the first Chinese translation of "The Spirits' Book, " the foundational work of Spiritism, originally published by Allan Kardec in 1857, in Paris (original title "Le Livre des Esprits"). Spiritism includes over 15 million adherents worldwide, ahead of more historically traditional religions such as Judaism and Jainism. Anyone interested in knowing about Spiritism should start by reading this book.

This is the first Chinese translation of "The Spirits' Book, " the foundational work of Spiritism, originally published by Allan Kardec in 1857, in Paris (original title "Le Livre des Esprits"). Spiritism includes over 15 million adherents worldwide, ahead of more historically traditional religions such as Judaism and Jainism. This is the first book one should read if interested in getting to know about Spiritism in general.

This is the first Chinese translation of "The Gospel According to Spiritism, " the third of the five books of the Spiritist canon. Originally published in Paris, in 1864 by Allan Kardec, it is possibly the most popular of his books, containing the explanation of the gospels, including over a hundred messages transmitted by superior spirits.

This is the first Chinese translation of "The Gospel According to Spiritism, " the third of the five books of the Spiritist canon. Originally published in Paris, in 1864 by Allan Kardec, it is possibly the most popular of his books, containing the explanation of hundreds of Biblical passages, including over a hundred messages transmitted by superior spirits.

The Spirits? Book" is the foundational work of Spiritism, a school of thought first established in France in the mid-nineteenth century by the French educator Allan Kardec. Currently, Spiritism includes over fifteen million adherents, the eleventh largest spiritual following worldwide, ahead of more historically traditional religions such as Judaism (twelfth) and Jainism (fourteenth). This is the first Chinese translation of "The Spirits Book"...