Alleged brazilian mediums, the ones who think they can do what they want

DESPITE THEIR HIGH REPUTATION, CHICO XAVIER AND DIVALDO FRANCO'S SUPPOSED PSICOGRAPHIES REVEAL EVIDENCE OF SERIOUS IRREGULARITIES.

How surrealistic country is Brazil.

Brazil is the only country who has a religion that betrays its pioneer (Allan Kardec) but swears do lend him absolute fidelity.

Brazilian Spiritism, which reminds a grown-up people's fairy tales, is a worrisome collection of mistakes which should not be subestimated, because the harmful consequences made to humankind.

The fake works made by alleged brazilian mediums, even celebrated religious idols as Chico Xavier and Divaldo Franco, are worringly accepted and free-published, even in unpaid forms, and it's so cruel.

The cruelity consists to the unpunished use of the dead people's names to product messages with doubtful contents, mostly made for brazilian Spiritism's mershandising.

Messages like "let's reunite for the Jesus Christ's peace" or "let's be so fraternal in the name of God" are inserted even in alleged books or letters attributed to dead atheist personalities.

Those messages works the almost similar script.

The alleged spirit starts to say how he suffered after death. Then he describes he was taken to a big hospital in a spiritual colony, and there he learned the lessons of christian faith.

He ends a message telling his living family and friends to "reunite for the Jesus fraternity", which reminds a religious appeal.

Several spirits were used to these doubtful messages, which always has strange but sometimes subtle aspects if compared to personal details from each alleged spiritual author.

Chico Xavier used the names of Humberto de Campos, Irma de Castro Rocha (Meimei), ficticious Andre Luiz, Jair Presente and other alleged spirits to write his books.

Although Chico tried to diversify the content, with pretense reports (Humberto de Campos / Irmao X), childish books (Meimei), pretending science (Andre Luiz) and post-hippie narratives (Jair Presente), his literature is reportedly fake for a simple reason.

Chico Xavier's books shows serious problems from the style and personal aspects to alleged spiritual authors.

His first book, Parnaso de Além-Túmulo (Post-Grave's Parnassus), published in 1932 but having strangely altered editions later, were a collection of poems and some proses that looks so parodic.

Olavo Bilac, for example, "lost" his peculiar style to compose verses with a primorous care of the poetic prosody.

Another example, the prematurely dead female poet Auta de Souza, had her original delicated style disappeared on alleged psicography, reminding brutally the Chico Xavier's own writing style, including the defense of Theology of Suffering values.

Chico Xavier's alleged mediunity was a lot of fake and cruel works, which including evidences of cold reading.

To collect informations about the dead, Chico was helped to his followers and supporters, even from distant places, who brought him newspapers and personal informations and legacies from the late personalities, being them anonymous of famous.

The more informations were taken from the testimonies from familiars and friends of the dead people, given in Chico Xavier's associated spiritist houses.

Those testimonies could have been given in fraternal interviews or in informal chats after the "doutrinaries", spiritist equivalent from the Catholic masses.

Chico Xavier had his ability to make different writing works, because he always was a great book reader.

Divaldo Franco had not that ability to make different rhetoric.

Divaldo's was more able to Chico for making a pseuco-scientific discourse. Chico was unable to hide his catholic beatitude, his books had so strongly explicit catholic accent.

Divaldo is strongly catholic, but he always could forge a pretense scientific apparatus with professorial way to speech, write and testify.

But Divaldo is brutally similar, giving his testimonies as himself or using dead names like Joana de Angelis (allegedly Joana Angélica), Adolfo Bezerra de Menezes, Manoel Philomeno de Miranda, marshal Deodoro da Fonseca or even Divaldo's late cousin and Mansão do Caminho's co-founder, Nilson Pereira.

Divaldo's style of speech is literally and explicitly one, despite the several dead people's names.

But it doesn't make Chico more honest than Divaldo. Both are dishonest in different, but equally serious, ways.

They brought a wrong and worrisome school of mediunity, allowing anyone else to use a dead person's name of his choose, to make any religious message.

Having the lack of honest and respectable studies about the dead-and-alive communications, the works are made by free-imagination of the alleged mediums. Even Chico and Divaldo were marked by their fertile imagination.

The cold reading and the bibliographic researches - including dead personalities personal legacy and press news about them - helps to fill the pretense spiritual messages with complex information which gives the false impression that those ones are authentic.

United States recently received a message from an alleged medium attributed to late Clueless' and Uptown Girls' actress Brittany Murphy.

The message grotesquely reminds a mispresented sight of the talented actress and entertainer worked by yellow press, which sees her wrongly as a psychotic junkie.

It's an example from the United States, but the fraud is so much constant in Brazil.

We seen examples like a late rebel rocker like Raul Seixas, worked in pretense psychography with the nickname Zílio, a pathetic spirit surrended by christian faith, telling about things that the brazilian musician never can tell, like the "enemy of yourself" from the Theology of Suffering theory.

The fake Raul Seixas were worked by radio-speaker and alleged spiritist medium from Sao Paulo, Nelson de Moraes, in two books: Um Roqueiro no Além (A Rocker After Death) and Há Dez Mil Anos (In Ten Thousand Years Ago).

The two books, although were sustained by obvious references about Raul's works - songs like "Sociedade Alternativa" (Alternative Society) and "Eu Nasci Há Dez Mil Anos Atrás" (I Was Born In Ten Thousand Years Ago), looks reportedly fake and so parodic.

The alleged mediums works as they're the ones who think they can do what they want.

They can betray Kardec's original lessons and pretende to be loyal to him.

They can use dead people's names in fake texts, paintings, speechs or books etcetera, and Justice arm never will reach and catch them.

Several dead personalities' names were unpunishedly used since the Humberto de Campos' affair was resulted to a free-way to Chico Xavier's rise.

From Getulio Vargas to the recently late actor Domingos Montagner, there was a extensive cast of dead personalities falsely used in supposed spiritual messages.

It's very terrible, because dying people can't control their own legacy and their memorabilia can be corrupted by the use of alleged mediums.

The alleged mediums hide under the apparatus of charity and religious reputation and they find the freeway to do what they want.

It's very curious that the main strongholds to the appreciation of alleged mediums' work - even Chico and Divaldo - are the same strongholds of fake news publishing and sharing.

It must to change, but the obsessive fascination and subjugation keeps the alleged mediums' reputation unfailed and unjured.

Allan Kardec warned us: "It's rather to make some men fall than the entire people". And his work had so much complains against pretending mediums which can be easily recognized to Chico and Divaldo's activities.

But the foolish feelings from so much brazilians make the reverse: "It's rather the entire Brazil may be destructed, than the alleged spiritist mediums fall in disgrace".

Really, Chico Xavier and Divaldo Franco has the "beauty" of former Smallville star and NXIVM member Allison Mack.