Can Spiritist Mediumship Be Reconciled with Contact Report 933? An Examination of Personality, Consciousness, and Communication with the Dead

 If personality does not continue after death, who exactly is communicating with the medium?

Many spiritists believe that mediums communicate with the dead.

However, Contact Report 933 states that personality, consciousness, and memory do not continue after death.

If that is true, can mediumship and Contact Report 933 truly be compatible?

A careful examination of whether traditional spiritist mediumship can be reconciled with the teachings of Contact Report 933 regarding personality, consciousness, and Creation-life-energy.

One of the most important questions raised by Contact Report 933 concerns more than reincarnation.

It concerns mediumship itself.

For centuries, various forms of Spiritism have taught that mediums can communicate with deceased individuals, departed souls, or conscious entities that continue to exist after death.

Contact Report 933 presents a very different picture.

According to the report:

• personality does not continue,
• consciousness does not continue,
• Memory does not continue.

Instead, only Creation-energy and Creation-life-energy continue.

This immediately raises a critical question:

Can spiritist mediumship and Contact Report 933 be reconciled?

See the Tagalog version: Maaari Bang Pagkasunduin ang Espiritistang Mediumship at Contact Report 933? Isang Pagsusuri sa Personalidad, Kamalayan, at Pakikipag-ugnayan sa mga Yumao

Fake Mediums: How Deception Is Disguised as Spiritual Gift

 When performance replaces truth, deception begins to look like spirituality

Not everything that appears spiritual is true—and not everyone who claims a gift is sent with authority.

This article exposes how fake mediums operate, why their practices appear convincing, and how deception is often mistaken for spiritual gifting. Through the lens of the Seven Pillars, it reveals the difference between true spiritual alignment and manipulative performance.

Throughout history, certain individuals have claimed the ability to communicate with the unseen—offering messages, guidance, and even comfort to those seeking answers.

To many, these figures appear gifted. Their words seem precise, their presence convincing, and their results—at times—deeply emotional.

But appearance is not authority.

To understand whether these claims hold truth, they must be measured—not by emotion, not by experience—but by structure.

👉 Seven Pillars Knowledge Pyramid

Without this foundation, deception becomes difficult to recognize—and even easier to believe.

👉 See the Tagalog version: Mga Huwad na Medium: Paano Ikinukubli angPandaraya Bilang Espirituwal na Kaloob

The Hidden Origins of Spiritism and Mediumship

 Tracing the roots of unseen practices that quietly defy the structure of reality

This article uncovers the historical and philosophical roots of spiritism and mediumship. By examining its origins through the lens of the Seven Pillars, it reveals how these practices emerged not from divine alignment, but from humanity’s desire to access the unseen without submission to truth.

Across generations, spiritism has presented itself as a doorway to higher knowledge—an ancient bridge between the physical and the unseen. Many are drawn to it out of curiosity, grief, or the desire for deeper understanding.

But not everything ancient is true. And not everything unseen is aligned.

To understand spiritism clearly, we must not begin with its modern forms—but with its origins.

👉 Seven Pillars Knowledge Pyramid

Only by measuring its roots against the structure of reality can we determine whether it leads toward truth—or away from it.