Allan Kardec

Allan Kardec was a French educator and philosopher who founded the modern spiritist movement. He wrote extensively on esoteric topics and is best known for his book 'The Spirits' Book', which is considered a foundational text of modern spiritism. Kardec was born in 1804 in Paris, France, and died in 1869. He is still widely read and studied today, and his ideas continue to influence spiritual thought and practice.