How to adapt
the Spiritist teaching to
the language of our time
This is the reflection that
Ely Matos and Ricardo Baesso
de Oliveira, participants of
the Spiritist movement in
Juiz de Fora (MG), make in
the Special entitled Teaching
of Spiritism: A language for
the 21st century.
The presupposition of the
presented reflection is
that, according to the
columnists, the dynamics of
the speech, the
communication techniques and
the ways of presenting the
ideas portray their time and
evolve like all things. The
article is one of the
highlights of this issue.
Another highlight is the
interview given to us by
Marco Antonio Maiuri
Miranda, director of the
Spiritist Center Meditation
and Charity, in São Paulo,
capital city. Graduated in
Administration, our
interviewee is,
professionally, a commercial
representative and, in
spiritist matters, in
addition to acting as a
medium, including in fluid
therapy works, he is a
speaker.
Jorge Leite de Oliveira,
from Brasília (DF), reminds
us of important facts that
occurred in the life of
Zilda Gama, the medium who
psychographed the book The
diary of the Invisibles,
published in 1929, with
messages from Allan Kardec
and Victor Hugo, which she
later psychographed the
novels In Shadow and in
Light; From Calvary
to Infinity; Redemption; Ultimate
Pain; Crucified Souls
and In the Blessed Harvest.