The Spiritist

Psychological Society

Objectives

The Objects of our Society are the advancement of religiosity based on the Spiritist Codification by studying the principles of Spiritism as a science, philosophy and moral consequences, including its psychological application in daily life, the holding of meetings for public worship and spiritual instruction and education, and the practice of charitable activities such as spiritual healing, spiritual counselling. Also engaging in the community, by supporting local social projects as Refettorio Felix at St. Cuthbert’s Centre, Missionary of Charity, and voluntaring in
Hospitals-NHS, as a means of achieving spiritual, psychological and emotional fulfilment.

We offer:

• Study of the Fundamental Principles of Spiritism

• Knowledge of the Natural Laws of Cause and Effect

• Knowledge and Understanding of the Process of: Life & Death → Reincarnation

• Self knowledge

• Spiritual Healing

• Spiritist Counselling

• Social/Community Assistance

::: ALL FREE OF CHARGE :::

We welcome:

All people from different nationalities, beliefs, race and social standards who are seeking spiritual, psychological an emotional help, through studying the Natural Laws presented by Spiritism, and who wish to receive the blessings of collective prayers.

Address

The Creighton Centre
378 Lillie Road
SW6 7PH

Email: spiritistpsychologicalsoc@gmail.com

Phone: 07784 840671

Contact

“Emotional development broadens the mental horizons of human beings, contributing to their self-realization.” Joanna de Ângelis

“To serve, beyond one’s own duty, is not to flatter but to gain security.” André Luiz

“Everything, in fact, that happens, even producing unpleasant sensations or disconcerting emotions, is part of the experiences that promote people, as long as we understand the purpose, expressing gratitude for their occurrence.” Joanna de Ângelis

“Hope is medicine in the heart.” André Luiz

“In empty lives, those who have no psychological goals, there is much room for restlessness and mistrust, lack of self-worth and resentment, the experience of emotion disorders and mental conflicts, due the absence of existential meaning.” Joanna de Ângelis

“The journey to encounter God is the journey of self-encounter.” Emmanuel

“All virtues and all vices are inherent in the Spirit.” Hahnemann

“Our dignity consists of our thoughts. Let us try to think of goodness. This is the principle of morality.” Pascal

“When the worker converts work into joy, work becomes the joy of the worker.” André Luiz