Funny Hoax: Chico Xavier "confirmed" prediction of a past event

A funny hoax about the alleged prophecy from Francisco Candido Xavier (aka Chico Xavier) had not limited to improve the previous predictions about life on Mars.

There's something so much stupid than it. Chico Xavier is credited to the alleged prophecy of something happened before.

Let's remember. Chico Xavier said, in 1986, to a young alum Geraldo Lemos Neto, that he had a dream in 1969, after the famous journey of NASA astronauts to Moon.

In that dream, alleged Universe governors - some sources means that they were Solar System governors - reunited with Jesus Christ, the spirit of Emmanuel and a then-incarnated send to spiritual sphere Chico Xavier.

Their finality is to discuss the future of Earth under the threat of Third World War supposedly consequent of the space competition between USSR and USA, in Cold War times.

Chico Xavier and the spirits concluded to decide a limit-date, a deadline to 50 years later that time, july of 1969.

In that terms, the Earth humankind must to promote fraternity and to end the serious conflicts, including politicians and other leaders from all the nations.

The year of 2019 is chosen to be the final year of this agreement, and if nothing happened at all, ruinous consequences would come to Earth.

The North Hemisphere could have been hit by a series of terrorist attacks and natural catastrophes that would make this side of Earth "uninhabitable".

There's so much mistakes, and the Chico Xavier's prediction said that the Developed World can be destructed and several scientists, artists and intelectuals would run to exile in Brazil.

Brazil would be the "Heart of the World" and would be the powerful nation of the world.

We don't mention the lots of mistakes in this post. But we can mention the funny mistake of a prediction about the aliens, who Chico Xavier alleged that would be the saviours of the humans.

Brazilian Spiritism said that Chico Xavier confirmed two military testimonies about the aliens contact to the terrestrials.

Two US officials, former captain Robert Salas and lieutenant Robert Jacobs, in relatively recent interviews, said that flying saucers overflew their respective military bases in 1960s.

Robert Jacobs saw lights of alleged alien aircrafts in the sky over the base of Vandenberg, California, september 15th 1964.

Robert Salas saw the similar thing in the base of Malmstrom, Montana, march 16th 1967.

Let's pay attention. Chico Xavier's prediction is from a alleged dream of 1969.

How can he confirm a prophecy of something happened before it. Prophecies, we usually know, must to be about the future events, we can't predict about past events, for obvious reasons.

The pretension to bring to Chico Xavier the alleged prediction, "confirmed" by events happened before the prophecy, is very ridiculous.

A prophecy from 1969 confirmed by events from 1964 and 1967? It's very, very stupid.

Brazilian Spiritism had, unfortunately, the sad vocation to stupidity.

Allan Kardec would be very shamed, if he knew about that.

Myth of "beloved medium" from Chico Xavier is a mainstream media hoax

MALCOLM MUGGERIDGE, BRAZILIAN BUSINESSMAN ROBERTO MARINHO, CHICO XAVIER AND MOTHER TERESA OF CALCUTÁ - WHEN RELIGION IS USED TO ALIENATE PEOPLE.

Some people outside Brazil could be heard about the late Roberto Marinho, famous brazilian businessman, owner of the powerful Globo Organizations, corporate group that includes the O Globo newspaper, the popular Globo TV Network and the hard news channel Globo News.

Roberto Marinho supported the brazilian dictatorship and the military government helped the businessman so much, increasing money and support to the Globo Organizations growth.

Currently, three of Roberto's four sons (one of them, Paulo Roberto Marinho, passed away so young), João Roberto, José Roberto and Roberto Irineu, control the company left by their dad.

A documentary called Beyond Citizen Kane, written and directed by the late british filmmaker Simon Hartog, released in 1993, shows the dark side of Globo Organizations.

The comparison from Roberto Marinho as a "brazilian Citizen Kane" refers to the character of actor and director Orson Welles, Charles Foster Kane, based from the life of the media businessman William Handolph Hearst. Kane was the title character from Welles' 1941 movie.

And what relation can have Roberto Marinho to the alleged medium Francisco Candido Xavier, aka Chico Xavier?

So much things. And there was different relationships between Globo and Chico Xavier.

In first, between the middle 1930s to early 1950s, Globo Organization (which has composed by O Globo newspaper and Radio Globo AM station) saw Chico Xavier as an exotic paranormal.

From the middle 1950s to the end of sixties, Globo has influenced by orthodox catholics that had O Globo's columnists, as Alceu Amoroso Lima and Gustavo Corção, and manifested repudiation to Chico Xavier, seeing him as an excentric mystifying man.

In true, Chico Xavier was also an orthodox catholic, but his alleged paranormality - manifest in childhood when the little boy kept conversations to his dead mom's spirit - made the Catholic Church from his birth town, Pedro Leopoldo (then a Santa Luzia's discrit) at Minas Gerais, refuse him.

Chico was excommunicated after his nephew, Amauri Xavier, scandal, after the former Chico's pupil decided to reveal frauds from his uncle and the FEB and Minas Gerais spiritist federation's staff.

Amauri died misteriously in 1961, being uncomplete 28 years-old. He was allegedly only an alcohol addicted, but he died strangely young to a person tipically being just alcoholic. There's no information that Amauri used drugs. He maybe could be died by poisoning.

Globo got to publish the information that Chico Xavier was definitvely unmasked by his nephew, giving an impression that the farse was ended.

Chico Xavier's followers and supporters refused it and made to go forward the sweetened image from the "beloved medium" that involves him.

Some years passed and Globo, in the mid-1970s, adopted Chico Xavier with the aim of competing to pentecostal TV preachers like R. R. Soares (Ronildo Ribeiro Soares) and Edir Macedo.

Soares, bishop from Igreja Internacional da Graça de Deus, and Edir, bishop from Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus, rented TV hours to produce shows of religious preaches.

Currently, Edir Macedo is the owner of traditional TV network Record TV . Record is one of the remaining first TV stations appeared in the 1950s.

Globo Organizations supports a catholic religious choice. But the corporation, which adopts a secular position, can't assume the religious option, avoiding the rivals reactions.

Brazilian Spiritists is a generic of Catholic Church and the Chico Xavier's religion inherited the medieval catholic values, due to the jesuit heritage hosted by brasilian spiritists since priest Manuel da Nobrega, renamed Emmanuel as Chico Xavier's mentor.

The advantage from Brazilian Spiritism is that this religion has not an ostensive appearance nor ritualistic shows like the Catholicism.

Its houses don't show spectacular architecture and art ornaments like the catholic churchs. Brazilian spiritism has the smart aspect of pretending to be humble, modest and simple.

Globo found the way of being religious seeming so secular. And Chico Xavier was made to be ecumenical, a good strategy to run ahead the pentecostal TV preachers.

And Globo got the same script the british journalist, catholic and right-wing activist and presenter Malcolm Muggeridge, provided for Mother Teresa of Calcutta in documentary and book both called Something Beautiful for God (film from 1969 and book from 1971).

There's a spectacular myth of pretense philanthropist, associated to the charity of low results, comforting the afflicted without afflicting the comfortable.

There's a pretense charity which benefactor obtains too much protagonism that causes extreme idolatry, while poor people were assisted in a mediocre way.

Chico Xavier and Mother Teresa are very compared to each other and the Calcutta's alleged phylanthropist is adopted by Brazilian Spiritism as one of favourite religious idols.

Chico Xavier was a reationary and fake-texts writer, but he became the most adored religious idol, because his sweetened image worked by media and the FEB institution during decades.

It was an organized and well-planned marketing work, and Chico Xavier forged a pretended unanimity, served to seduce even left-wing activists and atheist and scepticals.

But it's a perfect hoax, in Brazil marked by the less-informated people and recognized as the third ignorant nation of the world. Nation where people prefer to go deep into emotional blindness and refuse to clarify their minds with uncomfortable trues.

Ignorant people is weak to fall to the temptation of religious idolatry, including threacherous personas like Chico Xavier.

Fake News: Brazilian spiritist invented that Chico Xavier discovered life on Mars

Surely, fake texts can't be authentic for just bringing "fraternal" messages.

A false message containing scraps like "let's be so fraternal for Jesus Christ" cannot be true for it.

And the pioneer of fake literature, the alleged brazilian medium Francisco Candido Xavier, aka Chico Xavier, had his name posthumously involved to fake news created by a brazilian spiritist member.

The late Gerson Simões Monteiro, writer and speaker, formerly director of Radio Rio de Janeiro and a member of Brazilian Spitirist movement, was invented the following fake news:

"CHICO XAVIER WAS DISCOVERED, IN A PIONEER WAY, LIFE ON MARS, ALMOST 70 YEARS BEFORE RECENT NASA RESEARCHS".

The alleged books mentioned were Cartas de uma Morta (My Dead Mom's Letters), attributed to the spirit of Chico's mother Maria João de Deus, published in 1935, and Novas Mensagens (New Messages), attributed to the spirit of writer Humberto de Campos, published in 1939.

In both books, the signs of river traces indicated presence of human civilizations on Mars.

But that hypothesis were very known by Science since the middle 19th century. In the late 1930s, it was very obvious to the point of being worked in science fiction since a long time before that time.


GERSON MONTEIRO INVENTED THE FAKE NEWS ABOUT CHICO XAVIER.

Gerson, who passed away in 2016, being 80 years-old, invented the fake news about Chico Xavier to the intention to reinforce the idolatry to the alleged brazilian medium.

The idea is to associate Chico Xavier to the pretense pioneerism to discover life on Mars, increasing the glorified reputation of him.

Although Gerson Monteiro mentioned, so vainly, the real pioneers, italian scientist and astronomist Giovanni Schiaparelli (1835-1910) and american and also scientist and astronomist Percival Lowell (1855-1816), the brazilian speaker insisted to attribute the pioneerism to Chico Xavier.

The idea of ​​the existence of intelligent aliens began to gain strength and brought the imaginary of the general populace and of science fiction writers in particular from observations made by the astronomist Giovanni Schiaparelli in 1877 from a newly constructed telescope. Schiaparelli noted that the surface of the red planet was marked by intricate lines and furrows, which he called channels.

Still in the 19th century, the American astronomist Percival Lowell took up the idea of ​​the Martian channels - he came to create a center to study them - popularizing it. Such channels, Lowell maintained, could only have been built by a superior intelligence. It reached such a point that he came to locate the region where it would be the capital of Mars, at a confluence of canals. "


Percival Lowell was a major promoter of Mars channels, working in a private observatory built on a mountain near Flagstaff, California, and equipped with a 24-inch refractor telescope capable of raising Mars about 600 times, he mapped Mars from 1896 to 1916. Despite the great opening of the telescope, the images of the planet were diffuse.

Although Gerson recognized the Schiaparelli and Lowell's works, even mentioning the science fiction culture, he insisted to attribute the "confirmation" to Chico Xavier alleged spirits - his mom, Maria João de Deus, and the pretense Humberto de Campos - , about advanced people and sophisticated civilizations.

Chico Xavier never confirmed it. He hitschkiked to the obvious knowledges about life on Mars. Let's see excerpts from the two mentioned books he allegedly psychographed:

"I saw myself in front of a wonderful lake, near to a city, formed by buildings that are so deeply analogue as the Earth ones (...) I saw men who are more and less similar to our fraternal pals on Earth, but they have in their organisms so notable differences. Beyond the arms, they have along the shoulders slight protrusions in the wings, which liberalized them to interesting volitionl facilities. (...) The air is so very soft: they know the deep enigmas about electricity, which they uses with wisdom; the buildings is similar to Earth; life on Mars is so aerial - powerful machines; although there's oceans, there's few water; systems of canalization; so few mountains.

The unveiled spiritual mentor ensured me that the Mars humankind evoluted so more quickly than Earth and since the preambles of the formation of the social nucleus it never meant to need to destruct to be living, far from the terrestrial men's conceptions which lives don't follow without death and which stomaches are very full of visceras and virtuals from other living beings from the Creation".

(MY DEAD MOM'S LETTERS, 1935)

"All the big centers of this planet (Mars), clarified our friend and spiritual mentor, feel so troubled about the wicket influences from Earth, the only orb with unhappy aura, in its near neighbourhoods, and, since so much years ago they send messages to terrestrial globe, through the lightful waves, which of them are confused to the cosmic rays which presence, in the world, is registred by the radio equipments' generality.

Some time ago, the California Institute of Technology inaugurated the full period of experiences, to check the procedence of those misterious messages to the man on Earth, marked with so much violence by stratospheric baloons, according to the demonstrations got by doctor Robert Millikan, in his scientific experiences.

So I have the wish to contemplate the inhabitants of our neighbour planet, which physical organization is very different to the typical framework that we work in our terrestrial experiences. I noted, in the same way, that the men from Mars don't show the psychologic experiences of unrest that our fellows from the Earth's big cities do. A deep calm aura involves them. Explained our mentor that accompanied us that the martians had solved the problems from their environment and lived their experiments from animal life and its grotesque phases. They don't know the war phenomena and any social plague is, to them, an unbelievable happening.

Mars has fantastic cities defined for its amazing beauty: large and extensive avenues, being with similar constructions to the Earth ones; the vegetation, with red tone, is more exuberant than the terrestrial ones. Mars is the 'older sigling and very experient in life; its inhabitants always pray to the Lord of the Universe, in benefit to the Earth humanity; inhabitants has physical structure with something different than the Earth; food: through the atmospheric energies".

"Marte tem cidades fantásticas pela sua beleza inaudita: avenidas extensas e amplas, sendo as construções análogas às da Terra; a vegetação, de tonalidade vermelha, é muito mais exuberante do que a terrena. Marte é ‘um irmão mais velho e mais experimentado na vida; seus habitantes sempre oram ao Senhor do Universo, em benefício da humanidade terrena’; habitantes têm arcabouço físico algo diferente do terrestre; alimentação: através das forças atmosféricas".

(NEW MESSAGES, 1939)

The both texts are not very scientific. Chico Xavier never brought scientific reports, and the texts show the very obvious ideas doubly found to the science fiction or the very known scientific documents very diffused by mainstream media or specialized magazines.

Therefore, the alleged Chico Xavier predictions about life on Mars are never a demonstration of pioneerism, but an oportunist task to increase sensationalism to make the brazilian alleged medium as a religious idol with pretense skills of intelectuality and scientific knowledges.

Love and peace as properties owned by Chico Xavier. It's not good, it's horrible!

How unfortunate is the people who believes that Peace and Love have an individual shape.

The religious idolatry makes pretense pacifists, made only to the entertainment of faith and adoration.

Nobody can recognize real differences between who made something for pace and the wanted-to-be pacifists.

In the first group, personalities like Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. really made something for the peace to the human kind. They were really pacifists.

Mother Teresa of Calcutta and Francisco Candido Xavier don't. They are recognized as "pacifists", but they did nothing to make real conditions to peace between the individuals.

Francisco Candido Xavier, in special, is here described because this blog is dedicated to investigate irregularities about Brazilian Spiritism movement.

Chico Xavier, his nickname, was not a man who can be recognized a pacifist. He did nothing at all to bring peace to people, he's tendenciously made a "pacifist" for his religious stardom.

He deviated the original lessons from french Spiritism using the medieval patterns to jesuitic Catholicism, which replaced the abandoned lessons brought by Allan Kardec.

There's a worrisome detail about the idolatry to pretense or authentic pacifists, adored without making any kind of insight.

The pacifists are adored not for their alleged or reported acts, but just for the quotes said or wrote by any personalites, whatever they are.

Somebody can say quotes like "Opposite the hard dificulties in life, you can accept the damage and develop other things to do with patience and hope". Bingo. In Brazil, he is seen as a "pacifist".

It's very easy. And Chico Xavier improved anything.

His quotes are not really beautiful, being a set of opposing words as "human sufferance / Nature calm", "weakness / strength", "silence / voice" and others so similar.

Brazilian people has no critical sense to discern about myth and reality, and has a fanciful notion of pacifism.

They don't know how really peace is.

Fortunately, there's a song from the O Rappa group, "A Minha Alma" ("My Soul"), which lyrics say:

"A minha alma está armada e apontada para a cara do sossego / Paz sem voz, paz sem voz / Não é paz, é medo".

("My soul is armed and targeted to the time-out's face / Voiceless peace, voiceless peace / Is not peace it's fear").

Which concept about peace Chico Xavier represents?

That's the "voiceless peace". Chico always said and wrote: "Suffer with silence, without complaining", "When you're in agony, the river continues to make his path and the birds continue to fly over the flowers".

Beautiful things, it seems to common people. But it's a cruel way to say to advice people to accept the sufferance.

It's not pacifism. The coreography of beautiful words, joining the ideas about sufferance, agony and adversities to wonderful images about Nature and blue sky is not a real pacifist expression.

Peace can't be made by the worthless beauty of words and the futile apparatus of pretense philanthropy.

How many people pretending to be pacifists appear? There's a lot of them. The pretense pacifism used to forge religious adoration, to make a illusion of pretense humility, is only a ritual of idolatry that brings no sense of making real peace.

Religious fanatism can rise from those idolatries, and Chico Xavier made so much fanatism, although few people can admit it.

It makes the ideas about "peace" and "love" lowered to the religious prestige to some opportunist personalities.

And Chico Xavier, in Brazil, is treated as he always was the owner of "peace and love" conceptions.

It's not good. It's horrible and, recently, opened the road to the fascist project of Jair Bolsonaro's presidential campaign.

Peace has not any owner and if it does, it brings a dangerous context to make the "hate" and lowest human qualities to become public. If "Love" have a owner, it can be a public quality. Anybody can take "love" to them, but under de image and prestige of the "owner" Chico Xavier.

It happens because Bolsonaro's myth is associated to "hate", and "hate" became a public patrimony, when "love" is a particular patrimony of Chico Xavier.

Brazil is threatened to lose the democracy, because "love" is a particular property of a religious idol, and "hate" is a free-form feeling to public use.

Let's avoid it. We wish to Bolsonaro don't win of be next to be winner of the presidential competition.

We hope brazilian people to vote to other candidates so less dangerous than Bolsonaro. If the choice can be the anti-leftism politics, candidates like Ciro Gomes and Marina Silva bring enough features to please Fernando Haddad's opponents.

We wish to brazilian people avoid to fall to the dangerous adventure to vote to Bolsonaro, which Economy projects are reportedly planned to destruct Brazil. Let's give the speech to The Economist.

The falsehood of Brazilian Spiritism's charity

CHICO XAVIER'S ADORATION FROM THE POOR: PHILANTHROPY OR CULT OF PERSONALITY?

The image above is considered by most of people so beautiful and heart-melting.

Poor people forming rows to salute and kiss the hand of the alleged medium Francisco Candido Xavier, aka Chico Xavier, in an evident act of religious idolatry.

But we can see this picture, originally from the 1970s, with careful attemption and we conclude that this photo is not so lovely as so much people insist to think and believe.

This picture above is not a philanthropy act, but the famous and wretched cult of personality.

It's not Chico Xavier helping the poor and giving love consolation to their misery.

That's Chico Xavier getting his hideous pride from the poor submitted to his religious domain.

The Brazilian Spiritism's charity is a great and unfortunate falsehood.

So much people glorify this kind of charity, but we know that this philanthropy is very weak, making so less results at the proportion that it reinforces the alleged mediums' cult of personality.

The brazilian alleged mediums rather to be next to the conception of "media", as "mainstream media" means, than the original definition of an intermediary messenger between the dead and the living people.

Alleged mediums like Chico Xavier and Divaldo Franco are only religious popstars, but they bring several and serious doubts about the alleged charity associated to them.

The doubts are so evident, so Brazil didn't get any real progress by their contribution.

If the "mediums' philanthropy" really works, Brazil was achieved high level of life's quality, compared to Scandinavia's countries like Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

But it doesn't. And it's not for lack of loving or listening the alleged mediums' advices.

For the contrary, Chico Xavier, Divaldo Franco, João Teixeira de Faria (aka John of God) and similar were and still are so loved at the extreme levels, going to the point of fanatism.

Chico Xavier is treated like a demigod, officially considered "spirit of light" and sometimes most popular than Jesus Christ (Chico even plagiarized John Lennon?).

There's a real and worriful problem about the alleged mediums' charity.

This charity brings weak results, and, inspired to the Christopher Hitchens' report from Mother Teresa of Calcutta, "to comfortable the afflict without afflict the comfortable".

It means: the extremely adored "charity" of Chico Xavier and similars only helped the poor in a mediocre and superficial way, avoiding any threat to the rich people's abusive privileges.

And there's a shocking detail behind this alleged charity: ALLEGED MEDIUMS NEVER PRACTICED CHARITY.

The real charity, if this exists, is worked by common people. No Brazilian Spiritist leader or star worked or works the charity with their own resources.

They only asks people to give old belongings or buy non-perishable products.

The only thing that Brazilian Spiritism institutions make is to reserve a room or a closet to storage the donations from the attenders.

So much people thinks it's also wonderful and confuse it to the collective efforts from communities.

No, it doesn't. Because the leader doesn't work, he just command the charity from others.

It's so serious and annoying, because the leader, a speaker or alleged medium from the Brazilian Spiritist institution, is the one to get the laurels from the other people's efforts.

There's a very old story about the grasshopper and the ant.

The ants work, the grasshopper was occupied by her spetacle, but getting the glory from the ant's work.

We can change the metaphore example: the working overbird and the ostensive peacock.

Chico Xavier and Divaldo Franco were religious peacocks, and their followers and supporters were the overbirds. They never were the "activists only dedicated to the poor" as most people usually think.

Some people work but their leaders or idols brought the glory from the others' work.

That's the falsehood of Brazilian Spiritism's charity. It must not to be the reason to proud and cheer, but the reason of shame and sadness.

The doctrinal erosion of Brazilian Spiritism

The Brazilian Spiritism is moved by the doctrinal erosion.

The brazilian religion can't improve all of the Allan Kardec's legacy, as much as the conveniences make some trick.

However, every trick has a limit, and there's no way to keep the apparatus of doctrinal fidelity when betrayals were constantly made.

Brazilian Spiritism becames a generic type of Catholicism, approaching to the medieval essence of jesuitic Catholicism which dominated the Brazil's colony period.

The original basis from Brazilian Spiritism was not Kardec's books like The Spirits' Book, but the catholic-made Jean-Baptiste Roustaing and his book The Four Gospels.

Roustang was enthusiasticly supported by Brazilian Spiritism in the first decades of its timeline.

But in so far the problems appeared by Roustaing's work, the brazilian spiritist movement had forced to abandon him apparently, bringing a solution through Francisco Candido Xavier.

The alleged brazilian medium wrote books, supposedly brought from dead people's ghosts, that included the same essence of the Roustaing's ideas.

Roustaing can survive under Chico Xavier's work and Brazilian Spiritism didn't need to use the name of The Four Gospels publisher.

Roustaing is currently an unknown personality by the most of Brazilian Spiritism followers and supporters.

Nobody knows that Brazilian Spiritism is a deviation from the original Spiritism made by Kardec.

Brazilian distorted translations of Allan Kardec's books, wrote by catholicized spiritists like Guillón Ribeiro, from Brazilian Spiritist Federation (FEB), and, laterly, Salvador Gentile, makes a false impression that the brazilian doctrine respects absolutely the french original Spiritism.

No, it doesn't respect. The deviation is very evident.

Chico Xavier thought the "spiritual cities", based on british protestant's George Vale Owen's fantasies.

Owen's The Life Beyond the Veil inspired Chico Xavier's Nosso Lar (Our Home), added by suggestions from the then-pupil Waldo Vieira, an enthusiast of science-fiction comics.

Four decades after Nosso Lar's publishing, there were made pretense maps from the several spiritual cities and colonies allegedly existing over Brazil's territory. Nosso Lar is allegedly placed over the Rio de Janeiro's city.

Despite all, Allan Kardec affirmed that there's no plausive conception about what's really a spiritual world, and after his death no research gave any notion about this.

Everything that we know is the spiritual world probably exists, but it's never possible to describe what it really is and how is the spiritual life.

There's a lot of failures in the Brazilian Spiritism ideas, including old-fashioned moralism, fanciful conceptions about they know as "future life" and alleged mediunity which looks so fake.

It makes severe criticism from the original spiritist followers, who accused the Brazilian Spiritism from being so catholicized.

The criticism immobilizes much of Brazilian Spiritism activities. Alleged mediunities became less constant, after so much controvertial repercussion.

Alleged messages attributed to personalities like racer Ayrton Senna and singers Raul Seixas and Cassia Eller had some of the very negative repercussion in those works.

Their messages seemed so silly and very church-made, as if they turned to be religious servants in the spiritual world.

Other criticisms banned most of the Brazilian Spiritism acts and positions, to the point of make this religion to reduct to be merely a moral consulting institution.

The doctrinal erosion reducted Brazilian Spiritism to be a institution involved on moral consulting and assistentialist works.

In its houses - known as "spiritist houses" ("centros espíritas", in portuguese) - , most of the themes worked by them is related to common subjects like "family", "moral evolution" and "difficulties in life".

It's not usual that the original themes of Kardec's books are worked primarly in those events.

In so much cases, the themes were very similar to catholic themes about "family", "happiness" and "difficulties in life", according to the catholic-way of working the Jesus Christ's legacy.

There's a great absurd. The Brazilian Spiritism can be a religion with nothing from the original essence brought by Allan Kardec's legacy.

The doctrinal erosion makes the real Brazilian Spiritism sense: that this religion has no sense, meaning nothing for the promised mission to inherit the french Spiritism precepts.

Chico Xavier, a conservative and right-wing religious idol

CHICO XAVIER SHOWED HIS RIGHT-WING POINTS OF VIEW IN PINGA FOGO SHOW, AIRED BY TUPI TELEVISION IN 1971 AND CURRENTLY AVAILABLE BY YOUTUBE.

Everybody thinks that the alleged spiritist medium Francisco Candido Xavier was progressist, modern and futurist religious idol.

He's officially associated to the brazilian adaptation from original french Spiritism by Allan Kardec.

It's a big mistake. The Brazilian Spiritism just "catolicized" and deviated from the original lessons and became a religion so much different than the original.

Chico Xavier, however, never was the modern, futurist and progressist messiah that everybody knows by official narratives about him.

He always was a right-wing person, and there's so much logical reasons to confirm it.

He was born in poor sides from a former district of Santa Luzia, Pedro Leopoldo. Santa Luzia is a city from the Belo Horizonte's county, in Minas Gerais, Brazil. His year of birth was 1910.

We have to pay attention that Chico Xavier was born in a poor family, but the poverty ended when he became a religious idol by the opulent help by Brazilian Spiritist Federation (FEB) and its then-president, Antonio Wantuil de Freitas.

Chico Xavier's family is very conservative. Living in hillbilly standards of life, they thought the world according from the points of view typically from the 19th Century patterns.

The family was old-fashioned catholic and Chico Xavier formed by ortodox catholic axioms.

Chico Xavier was not a guy influenced by Modernist and marxist movements, and there's no reason to suppose these interests, refused by him until the death.

Chico Xavier was not a spiritist enthusiast.

He turned to be a "spiritist" because his discoverer and preceptor, the over-mentioned Wantuil de Freitas, made him a religious idol, to increase the money-rent by selling books.

Chico Xavier was always a catholic enthusiast, but he was excommunicated by local Catholic Church in Pedro Leopoldo after some episodes.

Chico alleged to work mediunity, since spiritual contacts to his late mother, Maria João de Deus, died when her famous son was still a child, and to a jesuit priest, the historically famous Manuel da Nóbrega, who lived in the 16th Century and was renamed Emmanuel as a spirit.

The excommunication was officially decided when Chico Xavier's nephew, Amauri Xavier Pena, decided, in 1958, to denunciate his uncle and the Brazilian Spiritist Movement for probable frauds in psychographic works.

Amauri died misteriously by hepatite, being incomplete 28 years-old, in september 1961.

Amauri was alcoholic-addicted, but there's no reason to his death at this age. Normally, an alcoholic-addicted can die prematurely between 35 and 50 years-old.

There's a suspect that Amauri Xavier was poisoned. Before his death, he was the victim of calumnious campaign by spiritist movement and also his supporters outside, including a police chief.

Some blames invented to Amauri, including the strange accusation of manufacturing false money and invading homes to steal money and valuables.

The scandal made catholics from Pedro Leopoldo to excommunicate Chico Xavier, who forced to move to Uberaba in 1959, where he visited constantly to religious events and then turned to be his living town until his death in 2002.

But nothing prevented Chico Xavier to be a catholic ortodox and a conservative person.

The prove about that can be watched in Pinga Fogo show, aired by Tupi Television in the end of july f 1971, and the real Chico Xavier can be recognized then.

Chico Xavier was reportedly assumed as a right-wing person, and it was a detail that left-wing brazilians, who ingenously appreciate him, ever ignored.

They ignore that Chico brought an agressive comment against workers, peasants and homelesses, humble people as they suppose Chico Xavier always was.

Chico Xavier said, in his own words, in Pinga Fogo show:

"We have to consider (...) that the military, on March 31st 1964, made their coup to take the Federal Power because they attended to a longing and dramatic appeal from the catholic brazilian families, leaded by cardinals and bishops. And in true and rightly so, it means, (military made it) with a bigger portion of patriotism, because the President João Goulart's government, with so frankly left-wing tendence, let to install in Brazil a real chaos, not only in the hillbilly zones, where the peasant leagues (Ligas Camponesas, famously leaded by Francisco Julião - note by this blog), disrespecting the sacred right to Property, invaded and taken forcedly the interior regions farms. By the same way, the "homeless people" powered to themselves empty houses and buildings like, unfortunately, is still going nowadays, and then they stayed, for undetermined time. They did it directed and oriented by the comunists who, taking as examples the Soviet Union and the cuban government of Fidel Castro, wanted to create here in our country the Republic of the Proletariat, formed by the workers from rural and urban cities".

There's so strange that, so much years later, people who consider comunist followers can give a consideration to Chico Xavier, ignoring his strongly hard manifesto.

The wishful thinking would invent so much illogical reasons to make Chico Xavier as a left-wing guy that he never was and never wanted ou thougth to be.

The wishful thinkers alleged that Chico Xavier was manipulated, oriented by Diarios Associados (Tupi Television's owners), was inducted by an obsessor spirit, but those hypothesis had no sense.

Chico Xavier said it to a very large audience. He had exact conscience what he said and he knew that his comments will remain in posterity.

Is so much responsability to make comments about social movements like the workers, peasants and homeless people's organizations.

It confirms that Chico Xavier always was a right-wing man, as popular idols like comedian Bob Hope, who ended his life as George W. Bush's supporter, and actor Charlton Heston, and enthusiast of weponry and former president of National Rifle Association.

Weaponry is one of the causes defended by current presidential contestant in Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, and all of his supporters.

Brazilian Spiritist is apparently against hate and violence, but always signaled to the consent of oppression and the privilege from others.

This religion's main principle is to recommend to suffers to accept damages and misfortunes, preferencially loving their harm, with the pretext to find something better in the spiritual life or in the next incarnation.

It's also a conservative principle, and proves that Brazilian Spiritism made a reverse gear to the French Spiritism.

The Kardec's original Spiritism looked forward, inspired to the Iluminism ideas.

The Brazilian Spiritism, represented by Chico Xavier, Divaldo Franco and similar, looked to the backside, inspired to the jesuit Catholicism from Brazil's colony years and originally raised in Portugal during the Middle Age.

Chico Xavier and his similars was or are reportedly conservative religious messengers. They're never progressist and modern, but medieval-made and old-fashioned preachers.

Their ideas say so much, and there's no wishful thinking to prove the contrary. Nobody have the abusive right to make the brazilian alleged mediums like personal illusions and wishes.

If the alleged mediums are or were conservatives, we have to admit it. If the reality displeases, that's the reality anyway. And Chico Xavier was the most conservative brazilians from the History.