Chico xavier biography of william shakespeare
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Posted on 17 September 2018, 7:43
Much has been written about the possibility that William Shakespeare (below) didnt author the works credited to him, that he was, in effect, an impostor. The subject is dealt with most recently in September/October issue of “Atlantis Rising” Magazine, in an article entitled The Men & The Women Who Put Shakespeare Together, by Steven Sora. William Shakespeare did not write the works attributed to him, Sora asserts, going on to say that strong evidence now indicates that a handful of much more educated men and at least one woman penned the sonnets and plays.
In making the case against Shakespeare, Sora points out that Shakespeare could not write and that even his children and grandchildren were illiterate. When he died, there was no indication that he owned any books, notes, correspondence, or copies of plays. Sora adds that Oxford scholar James Wilmot moved to Warwickshire, near Shakespeares home, during the 1780s to collect stories and write a biography on him, but came up with nothing and eventually came to the conclusion that Sir Francis Bacon was the true author of the works credited to Shakespeare. Unlike Shakespeare, Bacon was well educated, vers
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Chico Xavier
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Chico Xavier, Medium of the Century
Chico Xavier
Graham Jennings reviews a new book by psychical researcher Guy Lyon Playfair on the medium who was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize.
Some idea of the esteem in which Chico Xavier was held can be gleaned from his being voted Citizen of the Century in his Brazilian home state. He was also nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
When he passed in 2002, 120,000 people filed past the coffin and 30,00 joined the funeral procession.
Through his mediumship 458 books were written. By last year sales had topped 50 million. He also passed on countless written messages from the spirit world. In at least three murder trials, evidence from the victims through Chico, to the effect that death had been accidental, was accepted by the Court. One defendant was acquitted and two were convicted of a lesser offence.
Who then was this incredible, deeply spiritual man who remains largely unknown outside Brazil?
Francisco Candido Xavier was born on April 2, 1910 in Pedro Leopoldo in the central state of Minas Gerais. His mother passed when he was only five and he saw her materialised form shortly after. By the time he started primary school aged eight, he was accustomed to hearing spirit voices, feeling their presence and doing what they s