Cartas de uma Morta
- Date of account
- 1935; continued in-period circulation
- Location
- Brazil
- Source
- model_recalled_reference
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
Cartas de uma Morta is attributed to Maria João de Deus through her son, Francisco Cândido Xavier, and describes postmortem existence in a letter-like form. Its continued availability during 1947–1969 makes it a lead for comparing family-mediated revelation, afterlife geography, and intermediary spiritual figures in Brazilian religious culture. The work is a published devotional account, not a verified communication from the dead. Researchers should establish which editions circulated in the target period and examine how Brazilian Spiritist institutions classified it. The authorial relationship and transmission history are central uncertainties.
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