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Emmanuel
Tenho seguido sempre os teus passos e só hoje me vês, na tua existência de agora, mas os nossos espíritos se encontram unidos pelos laços mais santos da vida e o sentimento afetivo que me impele para o teu coração tem suas raízes na noite profunda dos séculos... Francisco Cândido Xavier conta ter visto pela primeira vez o Espírito Emmanuel no ano de 1931. A parceria entre o médium e o Espírito de luz produziu os mais belos livros, sobre os mais diversos temas. Neste, em especial, são tratados assuntos de máxima relevância para o conhecimento humano. Em suas páginas, um mundo repleto de sabedoria é revelado à luz do Espiritismo. Princípios científicos, dissertações sobre o livre-arbítrio, determinismo e pluralidade dos mundos habitados são analisados de maneira instigante e atual.
Two thousand years ago
On the banks of Lake Gennesaret, Publius Lentulus (Emmanuel) has an encounter with Christ; Publius has gone to beseech Jesus to heal his little daughter, Flavia, who has contracted leprosy. Moved and magnetized by emotions he has never felt before, he hears the Master tell him: “... It would have been better if you had come publicly and in broad daylight in order to learn once and for all the sublime lesson of faith and humility. “... After many years of deviation from the path of the good due to your blatant wrongs, today you have come to the turning point for the regeneration of your entire life. “... It is up to you, however, to take advantage of it either now or a few millennia fro...
Renunciation
In what constellation might Alcyone, soul of his soul and life of his life, live? The sweet Alcyone asks to return to the Earth to accompany the great love of her past, Charles, in a new lifetime of trials, sacrifices and reparations. In an example of profound devotion to her neighbor, she demonstrates her complete loyalty to assist the one for whom she has interceded so much on the spirit plane. In this gripping historical novel, the spirit Emmanuel takes us back to the frivolous Paris of the 17th century, a city replete with violent sentiments and materialistic illusions that conflict with the eternal truths of the soul. By means of the psychography of Francisco Candido Xavier, the spirit author’s collaborator, we are introduced to another one of Emmanuel’s incarnations, this time as Father Damiano, vicar of St. Vincent’s Church in Avila, Spain, and the couple’s contemporary protagonist.
Living spring
This book is part of an outstanding collection, which includes: Our Daily Bread; The Way, the Truth and the Life; Living Spring; and Vineyard of Light. The collection was written by the spirit Emmanuel, who seeks to guide Spiritists in the practice of Christian principles, leading them to find in the teachings of Jesus their inner transformation, which cannot be postponed. In the book’s 180 chapters, the author brilliantly comments on several verses from the New Testament. From each page spring the depth of concept and the lightness of form in which they are outlined. The spirit author shows Spiritism duly based on the lessons of the New Testament as being an opportunity for work and growth for those who long for the renewal of their minds. Living Spring is nourishment for the spirit, strengthening it for its daily struggles.
On the way to the light
Those who are trying to understand our world and its origins will find the answers in this book. Of all the events, facts, situations and individuals that down through time have marked our progress, the author highlights the most relevant and presents them in this notable work of historic synthesis. He analyzes the missions of spirits such as Krishna, Buddha, Abraham, Moses, Fo-Hi, Confucius, Lao-Tse, Solomon, Socrates, Plato, Mohammed, the Hebrew Prophets, the Apostles, Paul of Tarsus, St. Francis of Assisi, Luther and Allan Kardec. The book narrates the history of civilization from the perspective of Spiritism, showing the true position of the Gospel of Christ in the light of earth’s religions and philosophies. It addresses the first inhabitants of the earth, touching on the historical pages of peoples, great empires and the changes that have followed one another in the direction of the future. Emmanuel shows us that through divine determinism, we are all on our way to the light!
Fifty years later
Emmanuel tells a story that is linked to Christianity in the 2nd century. In this novel, some characters of the novel Two thousand years ago return to their earthly journey as a result of the law of cause and effect. One of the central characters of that book, the Senator Publius Lentulus, appears in this sequel reincarnated as Nestorius – a slave. In his return to earth, this slave embraces a more humble stance, one that his proud heart had oppressed in his previous life. God’s mercy allows him to redeem all his excesses and arbitrary acts of the past, when, invested by public power, he vainly thought he held all rights and supremacy in his hands. However, this book’s main character is, in fact, a woman named Celia, whose sublime heroism was a beacon on the path of several disheartened and suffering spirits, as Emmanuel describes. Celia understood and lived Jesus’ teachings throughout her pain lled existence.
Justice divine
A l’image de trois autres livres qui constituent une nouvelle série d’études sur la Codification Spirite, cet ouvrage d’Emmanuel apporte des commentaires relatifs au livre Le Ciel et l’Enfer, d’Allan Kardec. Réaffirmant les concepts spirituels, il présente des observations captivantes et raisonnées portant sur des questions philosophiques et religieuses très diverses et, parfois, complexes, ayant comme objectif principal de démontrer que la justice et la miséricorde divines se trouvent en tout. Courts mais enrichissants, les quatre-vingt-deux chapitres de Justice Divine sont des fils conducteurs sûrs pour orienter l’être humain sur les chemins de la vie, en l’aidant à réfléchir face aux difficultés de la vie. Il est question des ouvrages : Religion des Esprits, Mission des Médiums et l’Esprit de Vérité, qui contiennent respectivement des commentaires portant sur Le Livre des Esprits, Le Livre des Médiums et l’Evangile selon le Spiritisme.
Directives
Dans cette œuvre, la pensée pénétrante de l’auteur spirituel présente des leçons inspirées des principes spirites illuminés par l’Évangile. Son objectif est d’orienter et d’amener l’être humain à chercher constamment son amélioration personnelle. Il aborde des thèmes relatifs à la matière, la foi religieuse, le spiritisme d’aujourd’hui, la vie mentale, la vie après la mort, le développement psychique, la mission du spiritisme. Il s’agit là d’une précieuse contribution quipermet de trouver le véritable chemin de la libération spirituelle par la mise en pratique de l’amour sans réserve.
Hail, Christ!
Hail, Christ! Those who will live forever glorify and salute you! The partnership between the medium Francisco Cândido Xavier and the spirit Emmanuel reveals the story of Quintus Varrus and Tacianus, two souls connected by many reincarnations, and who meet each other once again in the third century of Christianity in a region controlled by the Roman Empire. As an example of simplicity, trust and love, the pioneers of the Good News devoted themselves to serving Christ, having as their sustenance only their powerful and unshakable faith. This is a moving story that shows how much true love can accomplish in its manifestations of solidarity on behalf of human individuals.
Paul and Stephen
How did an old man’s trip to the market to buy fish and vegetables lead to a chain of cause and effect events that would change the religious face of the world forever? Who was Paul of Tarsus? A fanatical Pharisee and ruthless persecutor of Christians and the newborn Christian doctrine? Or a being predestined by divine choice, who converted upon receiving the gift of the apparition of Jesus in a glorious vision at the gates of Damascus? This book will show the reader the greatness of Paul of Tarsus, a courageous, daring and sincere man, who repented for his radical posture that culminated in the stoning of Christianity’s first martyr, Stephen, and who humbly undertook the accelerated revision of his ideas in answer to Jesus’ call. Amid persecutions, in¬rmities, mockery, disillusionment, desertions by friends, stonings, beatings and imprisonments, he transformed his life into an example of labor through dozens of years of struggle by founding churches and rendering them assistance. At some point in our lives, we all receive Christ’s call. What have we done? Paul and Stephen will enable the reader to understand how love erases a multitude of wrongs.
