1/1, 1921. Free of charge, 6 pp.

This was a Kardecist journal that deviated from the strict orthodoxy of Allan Kardec to find room for advertisements for the heretical work of J.B. Roustaing, who has been called "the Judas of spiritism" for his deviations from Kardec on the fine points of spiritist doctrine and especially for his assertion that Kardec was not the final word on the new revelations. For Brazilian spiritualist journals generally and a partial list of journals, see the note under Eco de Alem-Tumulo.