Occultism, Spiritism, Materialism

Part of the Spiritism Library series, Almira Kidd’s Occultism, Spiritism, Materialism is a striking exploration of the forces that shape belief and the unseen dimensions of human existence. Written in the early 20th century, this work grapples with the conflict between materialist skepticism and the undeniable phenomena of spirit communication and occult power.

Kidd moves between philosophy and testimony, tracing how spiritism offers proof of immortality, how occultism seeks to command hidden forces, and how materialism struggles to explain away what it cannot comprehend. The result is a daring defense of the unseen—an argument that the reality of the soul and the spirit world cannot be ignored.

Part philosophical treatise, part spiritualist manual, this volume reveals an age wrestling with science, faith, and the supernatural, a struggle as relevant now as when it was first written.

Complete edition of Almira Kidd’s rare work in the Spiritism Library

Explores occultism, spiritism, and the challenges of materialist philosophy

A bridge between spiritualist practice, esoteric belief, and modern inquiry

Essential for readers of spiritualism, occult philosophy, and comparative religion