Chico Xavier's followers are afraid of denunciations against him

In Brazil, texts about denunciations against Francisco Candido Xavier (aka Chico Xavier) are the less read about him.

People are very afraid, they run away from those texts.

Seeing the title, they avoid it, stuck on their idolatry of an alleged medium, officially associated to the human virtue collections.

But those virtues associated to Chico Xavier didn't necessarily exist.

In life, Chico Xavier was grouch, reationary, angry and annoying.

The Pinga Fogo show from TV Tupi network, in 1971, showed Chico Xavier very angry against workers, peasants and homeless.

And just the homeless, of of the favourite targets to alleged charity attributed to Chico.

That's cruel to Brazilian Spiritism.

The brazilian spitirists prefer to keep the homeless people in the city sidewalks or interned in religious institutions than to give better things to them.

But brazilian spiritists don't like to see the homeless people creating a movement and call society to pay attention to their problem through the abandoned buildings invasion.

Chico Xavier made fake literature, supported materialization frauds, ruined French Spiritism with medieval-catholic behavior and was a very ultraconservative activists.

Chico Xavier was so very conservative that, so if he would be living in USA, he will make the Tea Party members to be very impressed to him.

Chico Xavier defended the much-time work, the gay cure - "respect the gay people, because they was born with mental confusion in new incarnation", said the alleged medium - and asked the suffers to accept quietly the misfortunes.

It's not a progressist flag. Wishful thinking was unable to make Chico Xavier's thoughts something near to be progressist.

Chico Xavier, a left-wing guy? No chance even in dreams!

The truth about Chico Xavier is very cruel. But adult people kept inside their souls the childish fear to break illusions.

If there's a text about negative aspects of Chico Xavier, they avoid to read, run to their bedrooms to cry and pray.

That's terrible and it shows how religious passions bungled the brazilians.

We will questionate so much things about Chico Xavier's idolatry, because it brought a lot of serious and dangerouns problems. The question is that to know how brazilian is willing to read those truths.

Spiritual city of Nosso Lar was conceived without scientific basis

So much brazilians dream about to go to Paradise, like any common person.

But the brazilians have sure that Paradise "really exists" and it is called Nosso Lar ("Our Home").

The fanciful city was officially conceived by Brazilian Spiritism since Francisco Candido Xavier (aka Chico Xavier)'s book, just called Nosso Lar (Our Home), published in 1943.

The book consists to an alleged spiritual biography of Andre Luiz, a supposed doctor that should be living between the end of 19th century and circa the early 1930s.

Andre Luiz, according to this narrative, died by heart attack, during a home meal.

He was sent to a dark zone, a mixture of wasteland and a prehistoric swamp, allegedly for suicide.

The narrative mentioned that Andre Luiz, when he was alive, was addicted to alcohol, sex and nicotine.

Andre Luiz was sent, afterwards, to Nosso Lar, a lavish city which main building is a prominent hospital with a church inside.

Andre was hospitalized there and helped by some occupants, including the doctor Henrique de Luna and Lisias, who became Andre Luiz's best friend.

The book ended with Andre Luiz, Lisias and others being spirits to fly over Europe for objective to help people dying by World War II attacks.

Aftermost revelations denunciated that Nosso Lar was a plagiary from The Life Beyond The Veil, written by british reverend George Vale Owen (1869-1931).

The Life Beyond The Veil was published between 1920 and 1923 and, some years later, was published in Brazil by Brazilian Spiritist Federation (FEB).

The british book series mentioned an alleged spiritual world described by alleged several spirits, including an alleged mentor called Ariel.

The alleged brazilian spirit of Andre Luiz had attributed to his last previous incarnation to, at least, three personalities, two of them still currently famous.

These two was the famous scientists Oswaldo Cruz (1872-1917) and Carlos Chagas (1879-1934), both bacteriologists.


BRAZILIAN SCIENTISTS CARLOS CHAGAS, OSWALDO CRUZ AND FAUSTINO ESPOREL WERE SUPPOSED TO BE THE "REAL IDENTITY" OF ANDRÉ LUIZ'S SPIRIT.

But there's so much problems about the death date of Oswaldo and Carlos, who weren't passed away in the early 1930s.

The less-known Faustino Esporel, doctor and sports manager, being a former president of Clube de Regatas Flamengo, was alleged to be "the real Andre Luiz", according to former Brazilian spiritist's member Luciano dos Anjos.

Faustino lived between 1888 and 1931, apparently as requested by Andre Luiz narrative.

But the suppositions are always doubtful, and Andre Luiz, as not being enough to be plagiarized from a british narrative, had evidences to be a ficticious character.

First: Andre Luiz was the name of a late Chico Xavier's brother.

Second: Andre Luiz could be a character created by Chico Xavier and FEB's president that time, Antonio Wantuil de Freitas.

The science fiction's aspects from Nosso Lar should probably inspire to Waldo Vieira's suggestions.

In 1943, Waldo Vieira was a teenager disciple of Chico Xavier, and he later became his partner until the Otilia Diogo's scandal, in mid-1960s.

Otilia Diogo made materialization's fraud, an illusionist spectacle which had Chico Xavier as an evident partner, but he was smartly innocented by fraud, in 1970.

Waldo Vieira split the partnership dissapointed to Chico Xavier's enthusiastic attendance in that event when Otilia pretended to be some materialized spirits, including the late Irmã Josefa.

In 1979, the Otilia Diogo's event's photographer, Nedyr Mendes da Rocha, accidentally proved that Chico Xavier was not deceived by Otilia and was not innocent, being so extroverted and excited like a person who was really inside the fraud backstage.

Back to Nosso Lar: what about the "spiritual city"?

The spiritual city was conceived by materialist beliefs, without scientific basis.

Allan Kardec always warned that the spiritual life exists, but the humankind on Earth still doesn't have any condition to suppose how the spiritual world really is.

Although it was written in the middle of 19th century, the Kardec's advice still makes sense in current days.

There's no any new about a scientific discover that should describe a possible spiritual world.

In Brazil, studies about spiritual life were damaged by the fanciful practices from alleged mediums, since Chico Xavier, which conceive the "spiritual life" by the fantasy perspective.

Nosso Lar gained a pretense map by alleged medium Heigorina Cunha, in a book alleged to be written by the spirit Lucius, possibly the same alleged mentor of famous Zibia Gasparetto.

The book, titled Cidade do Alem (The City After Death) and published in 1983, describes Nosso Lar as a "spiritual city" over the Rio de Janeiro's city.

But it's a fictional conception, not being valid scientifically.

The alleged spiritual world can be, possibly, the description of a dimension of material world, but it depends to rigorous researches that should confirm or refuse this theory.

The conclusion is that Nosso Lar is only a ficticious world, like any world in the fantasy or science fiction books. It's not real and there's no scientific basis that can support this conception, made by fanciful beliefs.

Wishful thinking defines the official Chico Xavier's profile

The strange aspect about Francisco Candido Xavier's life is that fantasy insists to overlap the reality.

Chico Xavier is seen like a real-life fairy godmother, and fantasy determines the way to see his person.

His biography must only have pleasant aspects, even so dreamful.

The facts don't matter. Fantasy is "the reality". Chico Xavier should have only to be known like the wishful thinking wanted to be known.

Chico Xavier is associated to the virtues that he not necessarily had.

Charity? He didn't give any drop of his sweat to help the poor. He asked others to do that and got personal promotion with the work of other people.

Peace? He was very worried to appeal to the suffers to shut up and never complain, defending the idea that the late musician Marcelo Yuka, former O Rappa band member, defined as "voiceless peace" ("The voiceless peace / Is not peace, it's fear" - "A Minha Alma (A Paz Que Eu Não Quero)".

"Don't demonstrate your suffering to anyone", said Chico Xavier once at time, as he was appealing to the suffers to give a false impression that everything is fine.

Chico Xavier was a sickening reationary, being a enthusiastic follower of Theology of Suffering, a chain from the Middle Age's Catholicism.

But left-wing Brazilian spiritists insists to make a pretense "left-reputation" to Chico Xavier, working desperately with the wishful thinking.

This trick consists to unite the abstract ideas like "peace", "fraternity", "charity" and "love and dedication to the poor".

Then, it also consists to join these ideas with emotional concepts about left-wing thoughts.

The result is so comfortable, so pleasant and so happy. But it's unreal and has no logical sense.

Unfortunately, it doesn't matter. Chico Xavier is the only person that the biography must to be worked with fantasy.

His followers and supporters always be irritated and revolted about any hard revelation to show the dark side of Chico Xavier.

In some moment, an old woman exploded in revolt when she was warned that Chico Xavier supported the Brazil's dictatorship.

She was very irritated, but the revelation is real. Chico Xavier made violent comments against workers, peasants and homelesses.

Chico Xavier also asked to brazilians pray for the militarys, because the Brazil's dictatorship is working a "reign of love" to the future.

Wishful thinkings try to refuse the Chico Xavier's conservative status. "There's a fault from the obsessor spirits", they say, trying to confuse and convince anyone with these involving but dangerous words.

There's more logic to Chico Xavier have being a conservative man that the opposite theory.

The "progressist image" about Chico Xavier is a fragile conception of vague words and emotional allegations about left-wing causes.

The reationary image about Chico Xavier is so much realistic, because the conservative ideas have proves even in his own words.

There's a real problem about Chico Xavier being seen under the sight of wishful thinking.

It makes so much fantasies, trying to keep Chico Xavier associated to the best human virtues.

But he wasn't the sweetened man so much people think he was.

He was grouch, reationary, had medieval ideas and worked fake literature.

These was the qualities that aren't so good and pleasant.

Reality hurts everybody, but people insists to keep Chico Xavier in the reign of fantasy.

There's nothing so much anti-logic than making Chico Xavier as a fairy-godmother to adults and olders. Fantasy is not only a childish thing.

Ideas that prove the Chico Xavier's conservative profile

CHICO XAVIER WHEN HE WAS YOUNG.

We can show in this post the resume of the ideas that reportedly defines the alleged medium Chico Xavier as a very conservative person, compared to american Tea Party activists.

The quotes are not necessarily said by him, but are the resume of Chico Xavier's thoughts brought in his books and his testimonies.

It shuts down the false reputation of progressist preacher and activist associated to Chico, which was deceived most of left-wing activists from Brazil that decided to adore the alleged medium.

We can never forget that Chico Xavier declared convinced support to Brazil's dictatorship, until the point to justify the torture practices as "acts made to fight the radicalism of the leftists".

There's the conservative ideas from Chico Xavier, resumed in few words:

"Why you complain for the excessive time of job, if there's other people complaining to none time to work?"

It shows Chico Xavier defending ideas identified to Michel Temer and Jair Bolsonaro's labor reform, including the relaxation of the working day.

"The human law has no importance. God can regulate the job agreements between employers and employees, considered equally as fellow Christians".

Everybody insists to consider Chico Xavier a progressist activist, but this idea is very conservative and goes against the workers' movement. Of course, employers and employees aren't equal in rights and privileges, and Law would be an only way to protect the workers' rights.

"You have to suffer in silence, without complaining, and accept your damage, waiting quietly for the God's help".

Chico Xavier was an enthusiast of the Theology of Suffering, the Middle-Age chain of the Catholic Church. This chain consider that the extreme agony is an easy way to bring the God's eternal blessing and "future life's" benefit.

"Why you're not satisfied by your poor wage? God gave you an opportunity to get enough money to survive with daily bread".

Chico Xavier is not a better person to the workers appeal to get better rent to job. He consider that low salary would teach the workers to learn to spend money and, for his religious formation, Chico defends that low salaries also learns to develop the "material detachments".

"Gays, lesbians and transsexuals deserve all our entire respect. They're confused by soul, and the sex choice is a result for their confusion emmerged by their reincarnation".

Chico Xavier didn't supported the gay cause, currently known as LGBTT movement. The resume, inspired by his 1970 book Vida e Sexo (Life and Sex), is very identified to the far-right homophobic agenda. What Chico Xavier said is a idea of "gay cure", considering gay cause as a "mental disease".

"Communism can only work if it's submitted to Christian principles of Fraternity".

That's a skillful game of words that will deceive any one without careful observation. The concept of "fraternity" is based from Chico Xavier's religious roots, the Middle-Age's Catholicism, when "fraternity" is related to old-conservative concepts of hierarchy and human submission.

"The toxic of intellectualism consists to take to extreme the ability to think and questionate about everything else, disturbing and threatening the ground of Christian faith".

Contrary to the teachings brought by Allan Kardec's books, Chico Xavier always condemned the deep discussions by intelectual reasons, when the debate becomes the risk to the prevalence of religious faith's beliefs.

It contradicts the supposed associaton from Chico Xavier to the ideas about the Knowledge's development and Logic's respect.

TREACHEROUS WORDS

We can keep so much caution to Chico Xavier's words. He was very smart to say "no" by only saying "yes".

His words, eventually attributed to dead authors for the pretext to made his personal opinions "so universal", are hideously treacherous.

If he says "don't censor", he means not to condemn the Dictatorship's censorships, but to comdemn the critical sense when he represents risk to sacred Catholic-medieval beliefs, improved by Brazilian spiritism.

If he says "communism is valid according to Christian principles of Fraternity", Chico Xavier actually said that Communism is not valid by its essence, but only can be accepted when tamed by Catholic principles, which include conservative ideas of hierarchy and human submission.

The ideas from Chico Xavier and his pretending "dead authors" are progressive in form, but very and astonishing conservative in content.

Words can lie making believe that says the undoubted truth. How traps can be hiden by the apparent wonderful beauty of some words...

What's wrong about the adoration given to Chico Xavier? Everything!

SWEETENED MYTH OF CHICO XAVIER IS REPORTEDLY INSPIRED BY MALCOLM MUGGERIDGE'S SCREENPLAY.

Francisco Candido Xavier, aka Chico Xavier, is officially one of the most-adored religious idols in Brazil.

But it's not a good thing.

Everything is very and seriously wrong about Chico Xavier's adoration, because it's a great mystifying lie very built rhetoric inspired to Malcolm Muggeridge's work to Mother Teresa of Calcutta.

Chico Xavier was not a sweet living angel that so much people always insist to think.

He was an arrivist, who fooled crowds since his strange first book that proves to be fake, Parnaso de Alem-Tumulo (Post-Grave's Parnassus).

This poetry book shows poems and prose texts, attributed to dead authors, expressed with less quality than the original works the alleged writers left when living.

Chico Xavier's psychography is reportedly fake. There's a lot of proves about it.

The "famous writers" books, especially the notable Humberto de Campos / Irmao X series, are very inferior in quality and have so much differences to original writers' books made in life.

The "loved dead ones" letters also brought serious problems about personal details from the alleged authors, but explicitly shows the Chico Xavier's personal style, always starting any letter with the pathetic cliché "Dear mommy" or similar.

Those works are very dishonest. Chico Xavier would deserve to lose 60% of his popularity for those darkened activities.

"But Chico Xavier made charity and dedicated his life to the poor", says so much of his followers and supporters.

However, Chico Xavier's "charity" is a myth and there's no proves nor results about the importance of this alleged charity.

The proves are opposite: Chico Xavier didn't made charity. For some great reasons.

First of all, Chico Xavier only asked people to give their money, their obsolete things like old clothes and bought stuff as groceries and clening products, to the poor.

He didn't do it himself, because he didn't touch the money when he was a religious idol. Others paid bills to him, and Chico Xavier was sustained as a british royalty member.

As it's not being enough, the alleged Chico Xavier's charity is called Assistentialism, very different than the Social Aid.

Social Aid is worked to achieve deep social results, not only softening the poor's misery, but giving them significative life quality.

Assistentialism is very superficial. The definitive results are so rare and the other results usually are so far to make any kind of emmancipation to the poor.

Assistentialism produces weak social results. The alleged charity is only a spectacle to promove the benefactor's reputation, always pushed to stardom.

Chico Xavier is just a religious popstar, and so very problematic like Michael Jackson, for example.

There's so much problems about the Chico Xavier's idolatry, because people rewarded an arrivist man with deification.

It's not good. It's so bad. Because an arrivist involved to dishonest works was made a demigod by the "heart eyes" of his followers and supporters.

And that's the strange and absurd position from the most of brazilians. That's the sad position to reward the dishonest with deification because it was related to religious passions.

Friendly fires beaten Chico Xavier at least two times

Francisco Candido Xavier, popularly known as Chico Xavier, was a charlatan?

This constatation makes so much people cry, believing to a fairy-tale reputation officially associated to the alleged medium in Brazil, supposedly seem as a symbol of human virtues.

But there's so much proves and evidences that Chico Xavier was really a charlatan.

And the proves was not brought necessarily by his detractors nor by people busy to ruin freely his reputation.

The proves should come, unexpectedly, by people who is very supportive and devote to Chico Xavier.

One example is the also alleged medium and writer Suely Caldas Schubert.

She made a book, titled Testemunhos de Chico Xavier (Chico Xavier's Testimonies), entirely dedicated to the letters Chico sent to Antonio Wantuil de Freitas, president of Brazilian Spiritist Federation (FEB).

One letter, published in May 3rd 1947, unmasked the farse of Parnaso de Alem-Tumulo (Post Grave's Parnassus) book.

This book was strangely altered five times in 23 years, having five editions after the first, published in 1932: 1935, 1939, 1944, 1945 e the last one, sixth and definitive, 1955.

Poems were included or excluded depending the conveniences, and it's so very strange to a book allegedly attributed to the spiritual benefactors.

The letter wrote by Chico to Wantuil was made in these terms, in english translation:

"I'm so thankful for your appointments alusive to 'Parnassus' to the next edition. Competence and possibility are missed to me to cooperate to a meticulous review, and that's the reason why your intention to make that job with the collaboration of our estimated Dr. (Luís da Costa) Porto Carreiro (Neto) is a fortunate initiative. To the occasion the job got ready, if you can give me a "quick view" of a corrected volume, I would be so glad, because it will bring me the opportunity to listen the Spiritual Friends, in some point to be more and less doubtful. There's a poem, the one about I asked for help, but it continued to be unperfect since the first edition. It's that one, 'Aves e Anjos' (Birds and Angels) (..) It ended this way: 'Smiling... Singing...' and not 'Smiling... Smiling...', as it is being printed".

It means that Parnaso de Alem-Tumulo is a fraud and the "Spiritual Friends" mention don't give authenticity to alleged psychography attributed to several dead writers, but the contrary, reinforcing the hypothesis that the poems brought irregularities from the respective authors' personal styles.

Thus, Parnaso de Alem-Tumulo as a farse made by Chico Xavier, Wantuil and the editor staff of FEB.

Other case is about Otilia Diogo's tricky show of pretense materialization.

Otilia Diogo was a pretense medium from Minas Gerais and worked in Uberaba.

She promised to bring the materialization of Irma Josefa and other spirits, the doctor Alberto Veloso and an allegedly late anonymous boy being nine years-old at his death.

Otilia organized such frauds in the mid 1960s, specially in 1963 and 1964.

She ordened to build a cage, when the pretense Irma Josefa should rise, allegedly crossing the grids.

An assistant sat on a chair had gauze and cotton placed on him, simulating materialization by ectoplasm.

Otilia was later denunciated by the press, including O Cruzeiro magazine from Diarios Associados.

In october 27th 1970, reporters found clothes and other objects used by Otilia Diogo's illusionist spectacle, and she was then unmasked. Even the doctor Veloso was Otilia with a dummy barb!

She was arrested to jail (what an irony!), then she was released and laterly she lived her last days in ostracism.

Officially, Chico Xavier, who watched the tricky show with his fellow and disciple Waldo Vieira, as deceived by Otilia Diogo.

But Chico Xavier had not deceived by Otilia Diogo. And the confirmation was not from his detractors or someone envious or malicious.

The prove was brought, for twice, by a photographer who was solidary to Chico Xavier.

Nedyr Mendes da Rocha made several photographies about de event of Otilia Diogo, and showed Chico Xavier very extroverted and communicative.

Chico was very outgoing to be deceived, and he seemed to follow everything closely.

In one of the pictures, Chico Xavier was seeing observing the cage used by Otilia to her show.

Chico Xavier seemed to be very attentive and considerate to be really deceived.

There's no moment that Chico Xavier indicated the lack of attention of some naivety to the event.

A selection of pictures above in this post are a little sample of the confirmation that Chico Xavier previously knew everything about the farse of Otilia Diogo.

A fallacy was created to armour Chico Xavier, saying that accomplice is not a guilty, and he was tendentiously acquitted in this case.

Otilia was unmasked in 1970. Chico Xavier, in 1971, had a clean way to rise and he was been interviewed by Pinga Fogo show, at the TV Tupi channel, also from Diarios Associados.

The path to make Chico Xavier a demigod started then. And the impunity reigned to Otilia Diogo's partner, wrongly considered "deceived", despite the proves that he knows about everything.

Brazilian Spiritism innaugurated Conservative Era with its "Gospel's Nation"

"BRAZIL, WORLD'S HEART, GOSPEL'S NATION" AND "BRAZIL ABOVE EVERYTHING, GOD ABOVE EVERYBODY" ARE SIMILAR SLOGANS.

Francisco Candido Xavier (aka Chico Xavier) brought a slogan which say: "Brazil, World's Heart, Gospel's Nation".

It was inspired in previous Leopoldo Machado's slogan diffused at Brazilian Spiritist Federation (FEB) in 1934: Brazil, Cradle of Humanity, Nation of the Gospels.

Four years later, in 1938, Chico Xavier published a nationally boastful book, frivolously attributed to the spirit of brazilian writer Humberto de Campos.

The book, titled Brazil, World's Heart, Gospel's Nation, narrates the History of Brazil according not to alleged benefactor spirits' revelation, but to conventional and mythical scholar books then published.

In August 2017, brazilian spiritist newspaper, Correio Espirita, edited in Niteroi, Rio de Janeiro, noticed that the Gospel's Nation was so started.

The period of the edition was understood into the context of the political coup of 2016 and the political rise of Jair Bolsonaro's presidential project.

The Brazilian Spiritist movement flagged to support the conservative manifestations rised into the crisis of Dilma Rousseff's second term's government.

Brazilian spiritists called the "Fora Dilma" marches the "begin of human regeneration launched in Brazil".

Likewise, spiritists considered the irregular judge Sergio Moro, from Opperation Car Wash, currently Jair Bolsonaro's minister of Justice, the "hero illuminated by spiritual benefactors and blessed by God to fight the corruption".

The Correio Espirita newspaper followed itself a very conservative position, supporting the sights mentioned above.

In its June 2016 edition, Correio Espirita defined the youngsters involved at "Fora Dilma" marches with these words:

"The increasing of the youth's active participation into politics would be a great step of Brazil in the path to the Planet of the Regeneration".

Correio Espirita refers to the acting of groups like Movimento Brasil Livre (right-wing organization whose members are Kim Kataguiri, Fernando Holiday and Bonde do Rolê's Pedro D'Eyrot) and Vem Pra Rua (founded by businessman Rogerio Chequer).

Their goals are to undo the progressive achievements of the Brazilian people since the Getulio Vargas' era and, maybe, to undo also the Golden Law's and Independence's legacy.

Although most of brazilian spiritists don't recognize, their religion, through Chico Xavier's legacy, got severely conservative positions, opposite to Allan Kardec's progressist positions.

Chico Xavier is deceptively considered as a progressist and left-wing activist, but he explicitally had ideas which are very conservative and identified to the right-wing movements.

The deceptive image of "left-progresist" is based on superficial appeals associated to poverty, peace and futurism, falsely associated to Chico Xavier's myth.

The facts prove that Chico Xavier's Spiritism flagged to conservative wind, plainly identified to the conservative manifestations in last years.



Chico Xavier as an arrivist like Jair Bolsonaro.

Bolsonaro rised under the plan of a bomb attack in Army quarters in Rio de Janeiro.

Xavier rised under the publishing of fake literature since Parnaso de Alem-Túmulo (Post Grave's Parnassus) book.

Both had similar profiles, they started causing so much confusions and then became popular idols under the tricks of conveniences.

Chico Xavier is considered a brazilian demigod, pretensely a symbol of "charity and dedication to the poor" and associated to love bombing appeals including memes published in social media with his face and quotes inserted to blue skies and flowered gardens.

Bolsonaro is now the Brazil's president, being a extremely conservative leader turned the federal governor since redemocratization in 1985.

By the way, the New Republic, started in the fall of Dictatorship Era and consolidated by the Brazilian Democratic Constitution of 1988.

This Constitution still exists, but it is being desfigured by little, and New Republic passed away in the begin of impeachment process to Dilma Rousseff in 2016.

The announcement of "Gospel's Nation" by Correio Espirita newspaper in August 2017 can't be separated to the conservative social-politic scene ongoing.

It makes part to a conservative content from Brazilian Spiritism that will be revealed, little by little, since Joao de Deus' sexist assaults.

And it will be, surely and inevitably, the now-forgotten conservative side of Chico Xavier's person.

He always was the right-wing stronghold guy, and his conservative ideas, based to defense of "suffering in silence without complain", a Theology of Suffering's principle, will be popularly recognized under an opportunate situation.

The slogans of Chico Xavier and Jair Bolsonaro are incredibly similar.

"Brazil, World's Heart, Gospel's Nation" predicted a teocracy which would reboot the Middle Age's Catholicism and the Roman Empire under the brazilian territory.

The Chico Xavier's slogan is not a dreamful project of a humanist nation with social justice that it's usually thought by most of brazilians.

Brazil would be just a religious empire, but will be a poor country, with most of its companies and treasures sold to foreign businessmen.

And the comprovation is brought by the election victory and innauguration by Jair Bolsonaro's government, at the year of Chico Xavier's "limit date".

So "Brazil, World's Heart, Gospel's Nation" is not a progressist prediction of a humanist-developed coutry.

It's only a sophisticated form to the Bolsonaro's slogan: "Brazil, Above Everything, God Above Everybody". Chico Xavier and Jair Bolsonaro are, in fact, potential soulmates.

As saying in portuguese: "É bom jair se acostumando" ("It's better to bolsonarize yourself", in a free translation).