Allan Kardec

The Allan Kardec Collection is a series of books written by Allan Kardec. The books in this collection are divided in two subsets:

The Books of the Spiritist Codification, or simply the Books of the Codification, comprises a subset of five of books that embody the fundamental principles of the Spiritist Doctrine.

The second set consists of books written by Allan Kardec.

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The list below shows the Books of the Codification of the Spiritist Doctrine in order of publication date:

The Spirits’ Book

1857

The Mediums’ Book

1861

The Gospel
According to Spiritism

1864

Heaven and Hell –
Divine Justice
According to Spiritism

1865

Genesis –
Miracles and Predictions
According to Spiritism

1868

The books written by Allan Kardec alphabetically listed by title (ignore “a,” “an,” and “the”):

Spiritism in its Simplest Expression

Spiritist Journey in 1862

Spiritist Prayers

The Spiritist Review

What is Spiritism?

The Spiritist Group of New York ("SGNY") is a not-for-profit organization with the main goal of promoting and disseminating Spiritism (the "Spiritist Doctrine") philosophy according to the teachings of Allan Kardec. The SGNY does not charge for any of its services or activities; its members, associates and/or volunteers do not receive any type of compensation for their services. Revenue from the sales of books, magazines, videos, and audios is entirely used to cover SGNY's expenses. The views expressed in the books, magazines, videos, and audios sold, recommended and/or referred to by SGNY members, assocites and/or volunteers belong to their authors, and those views do not necessarily represent the views of the SGNY or of any of its members, associates and/or volunteers. The SGNY does not promise or guarantee physical, spiritual, emotional, and/or mental healing, cure or improvement to attendees, their relatives or acquaintances. Although the Spiritist philosophy advocates the possibility of physical, spiritual, emotional and/or mental healing, cure or improvement through its study and practice, it also advocates the causational complexity of suffering and illness, and of their solution. Therefore, SGNY recommends to attendees, their relatives or acquaintances who seek physical, spiritual, emotional and/or mental healing, cure or improvement not to disregard, interrupt and/or abandon ongoing and/or future traditional methods of treatment.

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