The Spiritist Doctrine is based on The Spirits' Book, as codified by Allan Kardec and first published in France in 1857.  It was followed by The Mediums' Book, The Gospel According to Spiritism, The Genesis, and Heaven and Hell.  These five books are known within Spiritism as the Codification of Kardec. 

The Spirits' Book is composed of 1019 questions posed by Allan Kardec

and answered by the Superior Spirits.

The Spiritist Doctrine can lead man towards spiritual enlightenment by offering logical explanations on matters ranging from reincarnation and immortality

of the soul to the description of the natural laws, or laws of God.

Spiritism offers many answers to individuals who seek enlightenment, regardless of their level of knowledge on matters relating to God and Jesus Christ.

The Doctrine brings us the answers to the many questions

 we have been asking throughout the ages:

"Who Am I?"
"Where Did I Come From?"
"What Am I Doing Here?"
"Where Am I Going?"