Who Was Allan Kardec?

Allan Kardec was the pen name of renowned French educator Hippolyte Rivail, who codified Spiritism after studying a series of seemingly unexplained phenomena taking place in Paris during the 1850s.

Since then, Spiritism has grown into a global movement bridging science, philosophy, and religion into a new way of looking at life, the afterlife, and the world around us – both visible and invisible.