2. The Spirit’s Book
Chapter VIII
Emancipation of the Soul
Claudia Nunes
Bezerra de Menezes Miami
www.spiritist.com
3. Today’s Topics
1. Sleep and Dreams
2. Visits between the Spirits of living people
3. Transmission of thoughts
4. Lethargy, Catalepsy: Apparent Death
5. Somnambulism
6. Trance
7. Second Sight
4. Emancipation
Freeing someone from the control of another; especially
a parent's relinquishing authority and control over a
minor child.
freeing; liberation; release
Spiritist View:
Freeing of the Spirits form the Body.
5. Sleep and Dreams
Incarnated Spirits feel like locked up when in a
Human Body.
The Spirit is never inactive. It is always in
communication with other spirits.
While a Sleep, the Spirits is partially Freed from the
body and enjoys the use of faculties not available
while awake.
Sleep the INTELIGENT SLEEP
6. Sleep and Dreams (cont)
INGELIGENT SLEEP
People that are aware that although their body may be
asleep, their spirit is not.
They talk with superior spirits and gain insights
Some Spirits even work while they body rests.
“You Die Daily” St. Paul
Most people do not know how to …
Sleep Intelligently.
7. Kardec Says
Sleep and Dreams (cont)
Dreams are a product of the emancipation of the soul
Indefinite clairvoyance which extends to places
Retraces to our memory the events that have occurred
Present existence or in preceding existences
Strangeness of the images
Mixed up with the things of the present world
Gaps resulting from the incompleteness of our remembrance
Narrative from which Whole sentences, or parts of sentences, have
been omitted by chance,
Remaining fragments, having been thrown together again at random,
have lost all intelligible meaning.
8. Sleep and Dreams (cont)
Sleep is the response of the body.
Difficult to retain impressions you have not received
through your bodily organs.
Presentiments
Warnings
Correlated to day-to-day terrestrial ideas
Dozing off can present same images as sleeping.
Vision occurs when body is in a torpid state…if
sleeping it would be a dream.
9. Sleep and Dreams (cont)
Great Ideas
Why can’t we remember them?
Freedom of the body
What is the use?
They belong to the spirit world.
Does the Spirit know their time of death?
The Spirit can Pre-sent it and sometimes foresee it.
Why do we sometimes wake up tired?
The Spirit is attached to the body, and the body is shaken
by the activity of the spirit and it may cause fatigue.
10. Visits between the Spirits of the Living
One Spiritual Life with two states:
Physical State
Spiritual State
Who do we visit on our sleep?
Friends, relatives, mentors
Why do we meet at night?
To have the intuition or Idea
spontaneously after.
11. Visits between the Spirits of the Living
Can Intentional Visits occur?
Yes, however not likely the priorities on the Spiritual
State are far different form the embodied one.
Can we promote a Spiritual Meeting of Incarnates
during Sleep?
Yes, the friendship ties old or new are in command
Can you realize that a friend though of being dead is
really alive on your Spiritual State and remember
when awake?
Yes, however depends on the expiation of the involved
souls.
12. Transmission of Thought
Who invented the airplane?
Three guys, however 2 in the USA
And one in Brazil? Is that possible?
Spirits Communicate during sleep.
When Spirit wakes up, it things it has invented something.
Several Spirits could have learned it simultaneously.
Everyone works unconscious's to propagate it.
13. Transmission of Thought
Awaken Communications:
Spirit is not enclosed in the body, it radiates around it.
Spirit can communicate with Spirit under a denser environment.
Can two awaken Spirits receive the same intuition
simultaneously?
When Spirits are in sympathy, awake.
Thought Transmission occurs.
14. Lethargy
Apparent Death
Relatively mild impairment of consciousness resulting in
reduced alertness and awareness; this condition has many
causes but is ultimately due to generalized brain dysfunction.
Catalepsy
A condition that occurs in a variety of physical and
psychological disorders and is characterized by lack of
response to external stimuli and by muscular rigidity, so that
the limbs remain in whatever position they are placed.
15. Apparent Death
How does a Cataleptic patient Hear and sees?
Through the Spirit.
Can he express himself?
No the State of his body prevents him from doing so.
In lethargy, the body is not dead, for it still
accomplishes some of its functions.
Lethargy and catalepsy proceed from the same cause,
the temporary loss of sensibility and power of
motion, from some as yet unexplained physiological
condition.
16. Somnambulism
Sleepwalking, also known as somnambulism, is a
sleep disorder belonging to the parasomnia family.
Sleepwalkers arise from the slow wave sleep stage in
a state of low consciousness and perform activities
that are usually performed during a state of full
consciousness.
In somnambulist the independence of the soul is
more complete.
Spirit is Freed from the action of matter.
17. Somnambulism
Sleepwalking, also known as somnambulism, is a
sleep disorder belonging to the parasomnia family.
Sleepwalkers arise from the slow wave sleep stage in
a state of low consciousness and perform activities
that are usually performed during a state of full
consciousness.
In somnambulist the independence of the soul is
more complete.
Spirit is Freed from the action of matter.
18. Trance
When the Spirit is in trance is still more independent.
An Ecstatic soul can perceive happiness
So much that it may decided not to come back.
It is very easy to mistake when looking for answers on
areas not permitted to man kind.
Anyone who should study them honestly, and
without preconceived ideas, could not be either a
materialist or an atheist.
19. Second-Sight
Second-Sight is a Somnambulist in an awake state.
All Faculties are permanent, but it’s exercise are not.
Second-Sight is an spontaneous phenomena
It may seam hereditary, however is by the physical
and education which also is transmitted through
generations.
20. Final Points
1. Sleep and Dreams
2. Visits between the Spirits of living people
3. Transmission of thoughts
4. Lethargy, Catalepsy: Apparent Death
5. Somnambulism
6. Trance
7. Second Sight
22. References
The Spirits Book Chap VIII
http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/cab3233.pdf
http://dictionary.webmd.com/terms/lethargy
http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/catalepsy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleepwalking
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Dreams are a product of the emancipation of the soul, rendered more active by the suspension of the active life of relation, and enjoying a sort of indefinite clairvoyance which extends to places at a great distance from us, or that we have never seen, or even to other worlds. To this state of emancipation is also due the remembrance which retraces to our memory the events that have occurred in our present existence or in preceding existences the strangeness of the images of what has taken place in worlds unknown to us, mixed up with the things of the present world, producing the confused and whimsical medleys that seem to be equally devoid of connection and of meaning.
The incoherence of dreams is still farther explained by the gaps resulting from the incompleteness of our remembrance of what has appeared to us in our nightly visions - an incompleteness similar to that of a narrative from which Whole sentences, or parts of sentences, have been omitted bychance, and whose remaining fragments, having been thrown together again at random, have lost all intelligible meaning.