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Periodical: El Heraldo de Ultratumba

Summary: From Pat Deveney's database:

Heraldo de Ultratumba, El.
Organo del circulo espirita "Union Fraternal" y adherente a la Escuela Magnetico-Espiritual de la Comuna Universal.
Caridad/Amor es la llave de oro del mas alla. Todo hacia Dios por infinito Amor / Todo Hacia el Padre por Infinito Amor. -- Buscad la Verdad: Ella os hara Libres
1923--1924? Semimonthly
Mexico, D.F., Mexico.
Language: Spanish.
Publisher: La Catedra Regional Mexicana.
Succeeded by: Heraldo del Espiritismo
1/1, December 1923-1924.
8 pp.

At some point, probably at the beginning of 1925, the journal became "by the operation of law," Heraldo del Espiritismo. This was the branch organ of the Escuela Magnetico-Espiritual de la Comuna Universal of Joaquin Trincado, on whom see the note under La Balanza. It venerated Trincado, whom it called "our beloved Master, the Spirit of Truth, the Supreme Spiritual Guide of this Planet, in the Masonic Grand Lodge of the Valley of Mexico." EMECU archives University of Texas, Austin.

Other Sources:
Issues:Heraldo de Ultratumba V2 N21 Aug 15 1924
Claude-Generated Themes:   Heraldo de Ultratumba ('Herald of the Beyond') was a Spanish-language Kardecist Spiritist magazine devoted to the oldest of the movement's questions — who are we, and where are we going? Its sampled pages report materialization séances and spirit-control, and marshal the era's scientific authorities — Crookes, Branly, the Revue Métapsychique — to press the case that 'the spirits manifest themselves to men.' Survival after death is not one theme among others here but the periodical's whole reason for being. A vein of anti-orthodox, freethinking polemic against clerical Christianity runs beneath the phenomena, in the manner of Latin espiritismo. It sits with the Kardecist spiritist press, reaching toward psychical research for its evidential language.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Freemasonry and Masonic Orders | Spiritism (Kardecist)