IPEAK 3.3.1

The fundamental questions of existence have long captivated human thought: Why are we born? Why do we die? What is death? What causes suffering? Why do moral and social inequalities persist among individuals? What constitutes happiness and how can it be achieved? What happens to us after we die? Is reincarnation a reality?

These are some of the inquiries that moral philosophies have endeavored to address throughout history. For centuries, various philosophical traditions have grappled with profound challenges that seemed insurmountable. These challenges, akin to unrefined diamonds, require careful polishing—a task that Spiritism has undertaken. By introducing a new perspective to philosophy, Spiritism has carved out a distinctive intellectual space that continues to garner recognition in today’s world.

Spiritism is described as both an observational science and a philosophical doctrine. As a practical science, it encompasses the relationships formed between humans and spirits; philosophically, it addresses the moral implications that arise from these relationships. In the words of Allan Kardec, "Spiritism is a science that studies the nature, origin, and destiny of spirits, as well as their relations with the corporeal world."

We express our sincere gratitude for the benefits derived from the understanding of Spiritist Science. In conjunction with the success of the website ipeak.net, we are pleased to introduce to the public an application designed as a study guide for the fundamental works of this science, available in both Portuguese and French. While the study guide can be accessed freely on our website, one of the significant advantages of the app is its ability to facilitate offline study.