Kardecist

A follower or adherent of Allan Kardec's spiritual philosophy, known as Spiritism. Kardecists believe in the existence of spirits, the possibility of communication with them through mediums, the principles of reincarnation and spiritual evolution, and the importance of morality and charity. The core tenets encompass faith, reason, and a comprehensive understanding of the spirit world and its influence on earthly existence. They also frequently engage in studies of mediums and the effects of the spirit world on their physical realm, and the promotion of good morals.

Kardecist meaning with examples

• As a devout Kardecist, she frequented Spiritist centers, attending lectures and sessions where mediums would attempt communication with deceased loved ones. She sought guidance and comfort in the teachings of Kardec.
• He identified as a Kardecist due to the emphasis on reincarnation in Kardec's work, finding solace in the idea of spiritual growth through multiple lives and believed Kardec's theories were true.
• The community of Kardecists organized charitable events, embodying the principle of charity and the belief that acts of kindness and helping others are important for spiritual advancement.
• Before making a decision, the Kardecist would consult the scriptures and spiritual guides. The philosophy stresses the importance of acting with reason and moral responsibility.
• Inspired by the work of Allan Kardec, the Kardecist devoted his life to studying spiritualism, believing that it provides a clear explanation of life and death and of the spirit world.