In this issue Eurípedes Kühl examines nihilism and
its cause

This week’s editorial, "The parable of the talents and what we have done", suggests that we must commit ourselves to the task assumed, even when it seems unimportant to us, something that is not always taken into account by spiritist workers.

Our interviewee this week is the young Cássio Leonardo Carrara, from Matão-SP, the author of "The Sound of the New Age - The Bugle". In the interview, he explains how his book was conceived and written and talks about his plans in spiritist journalism. The interview, conducted by our collaborator Wellington Balbo, is one of the highlights of this week.

Another highlight is the special article entitled "God and nihilism in the face of tragedy" written by the author and medium Eurípedes Kühl, contributor to our magazine living in the city of Ribeirão Preto.

For 28 years, on the banks of the Canal do Anil in Jacarepaguá -RJ, stands since 1985 the Spiritist House Amazonas Hércules, whose work in the social field is shown in the story by Marcus Braga which is also one of the highlights of the week.

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We conclude with this issue the sequential and methodical study of the book "Human Personality" by Fredrich W. H. Myers, to be followed by the study of the classic "In the Invisible", written by Léon Denis.