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Luciana MedeirosBrazil Joy, sadness, apathy, curiosity… what are you feeling now? When our feelings get mixed up and confused, there can be many influences.
Do you know the difference between instruction and education? How can we be inspired by the divine examples of Jesus, to transform our behavior into educational and loving attitudes?
In this article, educator Alba Leonor will help us discover the answers to these questions and how the renovating proposal of Spiritism brings us closer to Love, as a divine and educational essence, which will promote the moral and intellectual transformation of humanity.
When a child is raised with love and moral values, he transforms himself and the environment in which he lives. Let us reflect on the importance of planting and watering good seeds daily for our children.
Living with someone who has depression is not easy. This testimony brings us hope, reminding us that the Spiritist Teachings give us strength in difficult times of life and that we are certainly not alone. Everything passes!
What are the limits between respecting the privacy of children and the eventual need for a firm loving approach and direction? In the following article, we will see how the Spiritist philosophy reinforces the importance of the parents’ role in the moral evolution of their children.
Depression is considered for humanity one of the afflictions of the present millennium, generated or triggered by several causes, usually of no apparent origin in the present existence. Let’s learn more about the Spiritist vision on depression.
Affective ties. Do you know what they are? How are they developed? Where do they originate? In this article, you will understand how these affective ties impact family formation, their purpose, and how they influence our future.
Suicide for Love, it’s the name of an illustrated history that helps understand the consequences of our actions when we hurt someone’s feelings and the weight of our decisions, before Divine Justice.
When we talk about inclusion, we usually think of people who are marginalized or suffer some kind of prejudice. Have we stopped to think about the elderly? How are we treating our elders in our family and in the Spiritist Center?
