This work presents eight chapters that deal with reflections on spiritual themes that have aroused in me the careful readings of the Spiritualist doctrine and some philosophical views on the same issues. In the first place, an approach to Spiritism in the framework of its development in Spain and Latin America is made. Secondly, it deals with the feminist sense of Christianity which, unfortunately, has been little developed. Thirdly, it reflects on the idea of divine justice and its relation with reincarnation, by the way, from Plato’s and Kardec’s point of view. Fourth, it answers the question of whether human beings can comprehensively understand God. Sixth, it reflects on God’s attribute of immutability and his answer to personal prayers. Seventh, it discusses the potential of spiritualism to reduce fanaticism, idolatry, and pride. Eighth, love is superimposed on emotions and sympathy. Finally, recognition is given to the importance of humility for spirituality and spiritualism.