The Spirits' Book

The book explores the transformative experience of a French academic who, after communicating with two serious spirits through young mediums, redefined his beliefs and convictions. This encounter led him to document spiritual revelations that captivated mid-19th century high society, already intrigued by paranormal phenomena. Allan Kardec, adopting a pseudonym given by the spirits, emerges as a pivotal figure in the history of the paranormal, establishing himself as the father of spiritism.