Pretense psychographies made honest spirits depart from Brazil

Mediunity is a strange phenomenon in Brazil, and it's not for the supernatural.

That's because there's too much mediums that the reality can bring, and how easily emerges messages supposedly attributed to the spirits of famous people.

There's always a "spirit of the week", saying the same old story: "I falled to darkened zones, helped to a spiritual colony hospital, learned the Gospel and saying to living people on Earth to reunite to prayers to the dead one and keep in peace for Jesus Christ".

That's religious mershandising, an advertising campaign to follow the Brazilian Spiritism, although that intention is never professedly declared.

The recent "spirit of the week" was the late footballer Daniel Freitas, a brazilian athlete who played at football teams like São Paulo and Coritiba.

Daniel was involved in an alleged love cheating affair, making sex to Cristiana Brittes, wife of entrepeneur Edison Brittes.

Edison broke the door, warned by the cheating, and found Daniel and Cristiana on bed. Edison says that Daniel tried to rape Cristiana.

Edison and some men caught the footballer, fought him and then the soccer player was killed by stabbing. Daniel's body was found in october 27 in Sao Jose dos Pinhais, Parana. He was 24 years-old.

The alleged medium Hadassa, not necessarily a spiritist and declared a clairvoyant, send a message alleged to the spirit of Daniel. A text (in portuguese) can be read here.

In her alleged mediunity, Hadassa said that the late footballer "really regreted" and "he lives in a forest, was so scared about diffamation against him and ask people on Earth to pray for him".

The alleged mediunity, said Hadassa, received the message when she dreamed.

We cannot consider it dishonest, but there's so much doubts about mediunity in Brazil. Hadassa sweared that she didn't diffused the message to get fame and success.

Brazil became the worst place to work mediunities, because the spree of fakes, started by Francisco Candido Xavier, aka Chico Xavier, made paranormality is a less reliable activity.

There's no serious and rigorous researches about paranormality, and lots of frauds were worked, although almost everything was threated as "honest spiritual messages".

Most of those messages had several mistakes about personal aspects.

Unfortunately, Chico Xavier was not the exception of this sad rule, and his several works are reportedly fraudulents, despite the comfortable messages and appeals to peace and fraternity".

The practice became such a bigger mess, so that the spirits from dead people so hardly approachs to bring some words to the people on Earth, specially Brazil.

Allan Kardec's essential book, The Book on Mediums, was a little effort to discipline the paranormal activity.

It went in vain. In Brazil, paranormality ruined for being a simple party of using a dead person's name to impress clouds and bring stardom and pretense sanctification to an alleged medium.

Of course. If an opportunist says he "establishes contacts to the dead", ingenuous people get affraid to questionate him, because they think he's a demigod.

The bigger mess broke up the contacts between dead people and living people.

Brazil became a great desert of mediumistic contacts. Dead and living people are not able to communicate themselves.

Evertything went to be a party of religious and sensationalist appeals, making stardom to alleged mediums and not helping to make us know about the real nature of spiritual life.