Spirituality in Everyday Life!

We believe we are on the verge of a new era, marked by groundbreaking progress to all areas of human knowledge. But naive would be to think we can sit and wait… rather, we see that outer transformations are a reflection of inter reforms. It is by connecting Science and Spirituality, East and West, heart and mind that we reach for the truth.

Here, we propose to do just that… studying spirituality from a rational, scientific perspective; free from dogmas, mysticism and taboos.

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1. Awake means “to see and understand”… and true understanding involves more than just the heart, or blind faith. Progress in the path of awakening requires inner and outer research. Yes, “research”, from a rational and scientific perspective – because spirituality based on opinion, dogma, common sense or mysticism won’t take us much further. It is indispensable to connect heart and mind as to uncover the multiple dimensions of the cosmos and ourselves.

2. Spirituality in Everyday Life means “practice”, “walk the talk”! Who are you and what is your impact (positive or negative) in the multiple environments you attend and relationships you maintain? Spirituality devoid of ethics is fruitless and good ethics is best demonstrated with actions.

Inner Light for a Brighter Future

Inner Light springs from your personal experience accessing true knowledge. This is the area where we share the results of our holistic studies; always focusing on connecting multiple sciences and providing sources and validation for the information shared – as much as possible and reasonable. If you like our studies, please share your insights, questions…

What Spiritism is and what it is not

What Is Spiritism Let’s start by understanding why “Spiritism” instead of “Spiritualism”. In his first published book, The Spirits’ Book, Kardec notes that: “New terms are necessary to clearly convey new ideas and to avoid the inevitable confusion that ensues from using the same term for expressing different ideas. The terms spiritual, spiritualist, and spiritualism…