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Finché C'è Vita (As Long as There Is Life) by @RaselHits: The Hymn of Sacred Love, the Gift of Life, and the Supreme Blessing of God and the violence against women and children in USA

 

Finché C'è Vita (As Long as There Is Life) by @RASELHITS : The Hymn of Sacred Love, the Gift of Life, and the Supreme Blessing of God the Father and Creator of the Universe

Finché C'è Vita (As Long as There Is Life) by @RASELHITS 

Beautiful song with Beautiful Lessons to every human being .
Thank you. Marcia Almeida From Brazil

@yenjai97 • ​It's an Italian ballad that tells a story of many life experiences. It's a beautiful song with a lovely melody. Thank you very much, Rasel.💗💗💗

Finché C'è Vita (As Long as There Is Life) by Rasel Hits: The Hymn of Sacred Love, the Gift of Life, and the Supreme Blessing of God the Father and Creator of the Universe 


INDEX

1. Introduction

Rasel teaching the sacred meaning of the union between man and woman
Domestic and judicial violence against women and children in the United States; Sarah, Cindy & Damon / The Women’s Coalition; discrimination against women in New York Family Court; protective parents and grandparents; family bonds and the laws of God

2. @RASELHITS: FINCHÉ C'È VITA (Rasel)

Song Lyrics
Italian (Original)
English (Literal Translation)

3. The Gospel and Woman

Chapter 93 of Pão Nosso / Our Daily Bread

4. Sex and the Divinity of the Creative Power

Chapter 94 of Pão Nosso / Our Daily Bread

5. The Sacred Union of the Masculine and the Feminine

Co-creation of life, spiritual renewal, DNA, ancestral heritage, and the divine purpose of the union between man and woman

6. Parental Vigilance in the Digital Age

Networks, AI, and Spiritual Defense
Child abuse and exploitation; Tim Tebow; Homeland Security Investigations; federal investigators; family courts; social media; technology; Don Bosco; Thiago Bruno; Father Chrystian Shankar; protection of children and adolescents

7. The Secret of Sexual Energy in a Twin Flame Connection 🔥❤️

Spiritual resonance, awakening, healing, transformation, unconditional love, and soul-level intimacy

8. Scientific Research on Quantum Entanglement and Energetic Connections

Quantum entanglement, quantum decoherence, synchronicity, Carl Jung, Wolfgang Pauli, spiritual tuning, and fluidic bonds

9. A Message of Faith and a Tribute to Mothers and Fathers

Rasel’s testimony; sacred duties of fathers and mothers; paternal dedication; fidelity; love beyond physical death; protection of life and family

10. Family Struggles

117 — In the Family
The home as a sacred field of service, trials, redemption, patience, forgiveness, and love of neighbor

11. Eternal Tabernacles

112 — Eternal Tabernacles
Imperishable spiritual values, faithful friends, love, fraternity, and the eternal dwellings of the soul

12. The Veracity of the Law of Love and Reincarnation

The Gospel According to Spiritism, Chap. XIV
Honor your father and your mother; filial piety; ingratitude of children; family ties; Saint Augustine; reincarnation; spiritual families; reconciliation and progress

13. Medical Science Meets Immortality

“Many Lives, Many Masters” by Dr. Brian Weiss
Past-life regression, spiritual mentors, traumas from previous lives, soulmates, and the continuity of spiritual bonds

14. Guidance for Skeptics of God’s Laws and Reincarnation

Kardecian Codification; Brian Weiss; Chico Xavier; André Luiz; Nosso Lar; Missionaries of the Light; Workers of the Life Eternal; the Science of the Spiritist Doctrine

15. REFERENCES

RaselHits; Allan Kardec; Pão Nosso / Our Daily Bread; The Gospel According to Spiritism; Tim Tebow; Julie M. Anderson-Holburn; Proverbs 22:6; Twin Flames text; quantum consciousness and entanglement references; Thiago Bruno / Don Bosco / Father Chrystian Shankar; Brian Weiss


1. Introduction

​Rasel teaching the sacred meaning of the union between man and woman.


​In the face of so much domestic and judicial violence against women and children in the family courts of the United States, where judges literally tear children from the arms of protective parents and grandparents, entirely disregarding family bonds and the laws of God, according to the numerous complaints we have received—as powerfully demonstrated by Sarah, Cindy, and Damon speaking at the celebration of the filing of the lawsuit against discrimination against women in the New York Family Court in Albany (https://youtu.be/B0PtzON0UDU?si=_u56f3D01VFl0E-t)—in the face of moral degradation, dehumanization, and violations of the most sacred human rights to life, health, housing, and family life, as well as the escalation of judicial and domestic violence against the elderly, the sick, the needy, and women, men, children, and adolescents, the music of RASELHITS comes as a balm to those hearts 💕 suffering from the separation of their loved ones.

No one is free to do whatever they want and please without having to face the consequences, because God is merciful but just, and the sovereign laws of God are undeniable.

​As revealed in Question 115 of The Spirits' Book, Allan Kardec asks about the nature of our creation, to which the Higher Spirits reply:

​"God created all Spirits simple and ignorant, that is to say, without knowledge. He gave to each of them a mission, with the purpose of enlightening them and making them progressively reach perfection through the knowledge of the truth, and to bring them closer to Him."
This response substantiates Divine Justice within the Spiritist Doctrine.

It elucidates that no individual is born as an 'angel' or a 'demon', nor is anyone privileged or condemned by God. 

We all commence from the identical point of departure ('simple and ignorant'). 

Free will and successive reincarnations  and the 'missions' and life experiences, constitute the mechanisms that enable us to learn, evolve, and, through our own endeavors, attain perfection and happiness.

Thus, respectfully, we are publishing these reflections on true love, inspired by this beautiful new song by RaselHits, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and the reflections of Paul of Tarsus on family relationships as commented by Emmanuel in the light of the Spiritist Doctrine. 

We further clarify that the gift of preserving life through the union of incarnate beings is a grace and a divine blessing that is being neglected by many, for reasons that are not ours to judge.

​The laws of love, the progress of spirits, and reincarnation are universal; they were not invented by the Spiritist Doctrine.

Divine love in the union of beings is an object of study for many religions and for Carl Jung, Brian Weiss, among many other prominent figures in science, philosophy, and religion. 

However, many still do not believe, and they transform into "sin" and "filth" the most sacred gift that God has given to all living beings, which is the gift of the co-creation of life.

The journey of true love on Earth finds its purest expression when art and the soul merge to witness the eternity of spiritual bonds. 

The soundtrack of this sublime union and eternal dedication is perfectly translated in the song "Finché C'è Vita" (As Long as There Is Life), composed and performed by Rasel, which expresses unconditional commitment and the immortality of the feeling that unites beings under divine blessing.

​Today, our sensitivity is deeply touched by the story of resilience and devotion of Rasel. 

By expressing in his beautiful songs a love that vows fidelity beyond time, wind, and stars, he translates the living reality of his twin flame. 

His wife departed from this sphere while giving birth to the couple's son, leaving the sacred responsibility of the care and continuity of life in the father's arms.




​The union between man and woman transcends mere earthly cohabitation; it represents a perfect divine plan, shaped by the hands of the Creator. 

Under the perspective and songs of Rasel, and the Gospel, true love is a living manifestation of the gift of life—a force that renews itself at every dawn and remains unshakable in the face of passing time. 

This sacred connection reflects the harmony of the Universe, where two souls become united to accomplish a mission, and to cocreate new bodies to preserve life, blessed under the light of eternity.


We hope that during this weekend when the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, people can remember what it truly means to love and fear God, and to love one's neighbor as oneself.

Marcia  Almeida 

2. @RASELHITS : FINCHÉ C'È VITA (Rasel)

Song Lyrics

Italian (Original): 

Finché c'è vita resterò

Come il vento volerò

Ogni alba porterà

Il ricordo che verrà

Se il silenzio parlerà

Il mio cuore capirà

Finché c'è vita amerò

Ogni sogno seguirò

Anche il tempo cambierà

Ma il mio cuore resterà

Finché c'è vita canterò

Il tuo nome porterò

Tra le stelle il cielo blu

Amerò soltanto tu


English (Literal Translation):


As long as there is life, I will stay

Like the wind, I will fly

Every dawn will bring

The memory that will come

If the silence speaks

My heart will understand

As long as there is life, I will love

Every dream I will follow

Even time will change

But my heart will remain

As long as there is life, I will sing

Your name I will carry

Among the stars and the blue sky

I will love only you




​3. The Gospel and Woman (Chapter 93 of Pão Nosso / Our Daily Bread)


​To understand the depth of this ideal union, we seek shelter in the immortal lessons of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, interpreted by the wisdom of Emmanuel in the book Pão Nosso ( Our Bread ). 

In Chapter 93, we are invited to reflect on the Apostle Paul's warning to the Ephesians (5:28).

​Emmanuel ponders that the Gospel inaugurated the true dignification of woman, tracing in her heart superior and sanctifying guidelines. 

Far from the ancient views that reduced her to submission or captivity, Christianity raised her up to entrust her to man within the sanctity of her roles as mother, sister, wife, or daughter—always as a creature of God, equal to him in dignity, respect, and spiritual destiny.








Husbands ought to love their wives as their own bodies. He who loves his wife loves himself.” — Paul. ( Ephesians 5:28 )


1 The apostle to the Gentiles has often been accused of being excessively harsh on women. 

2 In some passages of the letters he addressed to the churches, Paul proposed austere measures that, in a way, shocked numerous disciples. 

3 Few disciples noticed, in the energy of his words, the mobilization of Christ's resources to strengthen the defense of women and the elevated rights that pertain to them.

4 With Jesus, true feminism began. Not the kind that fills the hands of its proponents with colorful banners of the world's political ideologies, but the kind that instills higher and sanctifying guidelines in their hearts.

5 In the most rigorous religious faith environments, such as Judaism before the Master, women were nothing more than merchandise condemned to captivity. Eminent figures, such as David and Solomon, could not escape the abuses of their time in this regard.

6 The Gospel, however, inaugurates a new era for feminine hopes. In it we see the consecration of the Blessed Mother, the sublime conversion of Mary Magdalene, the dedication of Lazarus' sisters, and the selfless spirit of the women of Jerusalem who accompanied the Lord to the very end. 

7 Since Jesus, we have observed growing respect on Earth for the feminine mission. Paul of Tarsus was the consolidator of this regenerative movement. 

8 Despite the harsh energy that characterizes his words, he sought to lift women from their degraded condition, entrusting them to men as mothers, sisters, wives, or daughters, united in their destinies and, as creatures of God, equal to them.

Emmanuel



​4. Sex and the Divinity of the Creative Power (Chapter 94 of Pão Nosso / Our Daily Bread)

​Right after, in Chapter 94, Emmanuel addresses the theme of Sex, starting from Paul's lesson to the Romans (14:14):

“I am convinced, being fully persuaded in the Lord Jesus, that nothing is unclean in itself. But if anyone regards something as unclean, then for that person it is unclean.”

The benefactor explains that sex is one of the most slandered and misunderstood departments of earthly activity because human selfishness often degrades it to mere animality. 

In the divine plan, however, sex carries a sacred function: “Sex built the home and created the name of mother.” 

Emmanuel concludes that the true utility and dignity of this force will only be fully understood on Earth when the holy notion of the divinity of the creative power spreads, purifying the intentions of the human heart.

94 - Sex


“I know and am convinced in the Lord Jesus that nothing is unclean in itself; but to him who considers anything to be unclean, it is unclean.” — Paul. ( Romans 14:14 )


1 When Paul of Tarsus wrote this observation to the Romans, he was referring to food, which at the time was the subject of heated debate between Gentiles and Jews.

2 In these times, the act of eating no longer sparks dangerous controversies; however, we can take the verse and project it onto other areas of false opinion.

3 Let's consider sex, for example. No department of earthly activity suffers greater abuse. 

4 Fundamentally blind in spirit, man, in general, still fails to discover therein one of the most sublime motives of his existence. 

5. Among the most beautiful achievements in the planetary struggle, such as the bringing together of souls in fatherhood and motherhood, the creation and reproduction of forms, the extension of life, and precious stimuli to work and regeneration, were provided by the Lord to creatures through sexual emotions; however, men despise the "holy place," populating its altars with the phantoms of debauchery.

6. Sex created the home and gave rise to the name of mother, yet human selfishness has given it in return absurd experiments in animality, organizing cruel trials for itself.

7 The Father offered the sanctuary to His children, but their offering became their incomprehension. This is why painful and distressing stories extend across all continents of the Earth.

8. Yet, immersed in deplorable deviations, man asks about sex education, demanding programs from it. Yes, such programs may be useful; however, only when the holy notion of the divinity of creative power spreads, because, as long as there is filth in the heart of whoever analyzes or teaches, the methods will be nothing more than equally filthy things.

Emmanuel


5. The  Sacred Union of the Masculine and the Feminine 

It is at this sublime point that two souls unite in the co-creation of life and form a new body, one flesh, which carries within itself the divine and immortal spirit and, in its new body, the spiritual heritage of itself and the DNA of its ancestors. 

This is the most perfect mechanism of spiritual renewal and evolution granted by Divine Providence.

Yet, it is at this sublime point of true, illuminated union that two souls unite in the co-creation of life and form a new body, one flesh, which carries within itself the divine and immortal spirit and, in its new body, the spiritual heritage of itself and the DNA of its ancestors. 

This remains the most perfect mechanism of spiritual renewal and evolution granted by Divine Providence, standing as an unyielding wall of light against the darkness of human degradation.

When human beings deny God and completely ignore the divine laws of love for one's neighbor, they veer down twisted paths. 

Deluded by the materialistic belief that there is no GOD, and "death is the absolute end," they commit the most abject and cruel acts against both adults and innocent children, treating the sacred gift of life with utter contempt.

This devastating reality is starkly exposed by current federal investigations into child abuse and exploitation. 

As documented by investigative reporter Julie M. Anderson-Holburn, highlighting the extensive advocacy of Tim Tebow, founder of the Tim Tebow Foundation:

"Tim Tebow Pushed for Years to Expand Child Abuse and Exploitation Investigations. Congress Just Funded 200 New Positions for a Unit That Had Only Seven Specialists."

​According to a report cross-posted by Julie M. Anderson-Holburn on July 4, 2026:

"This is serious. Richard Luthmann reports on what happens when moral urgency finally meets federal force. Tim Tebow spent years lobbying Congress to expand child abuse and exploitation investigations, and now lawmakers have funded 200 new investigators and forensic analysts for a Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) unit that reportedly had just seven full-time victim identification specialists. This is not a bureaucratic adjustment. It is an urgent reinforcement. Tebow’s message was brutally simple: every image represents a real child, every file represents a victim, and every delay leaves predators operating in the dark. Congress finally acted. Now, the question is whether the system will follow through.

Congress funded 200 new federal investigators to identify children in abuse images—a nearly 30-fold increase from the seven specialists who previously carried out this work alone. The more critical question is whether this same urgency will reach the family courts and child protection systems, where identified victims often end up unprotected... where children who disclose abuse are routinely returned to alleged abusers, with little federal tracking of outcomes."

​During his Senate testimony, Tebow presented chilling data revealing that the number of unidentified children in the INTERPOL International Child Sexual Exploitation Database rose from over 57,000 in 2023 to more than 89,000 by March 2026. 

Furthermore, investigators found that nearly half of the material involves what is classified as sadistic abuse, and over 338,000 unique U.S. IP addresses were actively downloading or distributing this material. Tebow rightly rejected the clinical terminology, stating: "I hate to even call it child pornography. It’s child abuse and it’s rape." 

He emphasized that biological parents are often the primary perpetrators, underscoring a severe breakdown of duty in the home: 

"Men need to step up, stand up, and be the men we were created to be: protect, not exploit. That needs to start at home."

This catastrophic spiritual darkness demonstrates what happens when society detaches sex from its divine purpose. 


​📱6.  Parental Vigilance in the Digital Age: Networks, AI, and Spiritual Defense


​In direct alignment with this urgent call to action, another vital aspect of protecting the home is the rigorous vigilance of parents regarding the use of social media and technology by children and adolescents.





Note: The original video broadcast is in Portuguese, but features Spanish audio, along with English subtitles, making its vital message accessible to an international audience.



​This serious challenge is profoundly illustrated by the investigative work of Catholic missionary and journalist Thiago Bruno, who addresses a powerful dual warning for Christian life in contemporary times. 

He references a profound prophetic dream experienced by St. John Bosco in 1865, where the saint envisioned youth deeply distracted inside a church while a dark entity held a "lantern." 

In modern times, this lantern serves as a striking symbol for cell phones and unregulated digital devices. 

When used without oversight, they systematically drift children and young people away from prayer, the sacraments, and the divine laws of love.

​Furthermore, drawing from the insights of Father Chrystian Shankar, this warning exposes the danger of toxic associations—individuals who act like "vultures" (urubus), hovering and waiting for a single mistake or slip to attack, rather than seeking the pure "nectar" of spiritual values like those with the perspective of a hummingbird (beija-flor).

Video Summary by YouTube GOOGLE AI 

In this video, Catholic journalist Thiago Bruno presents two fundamental warnings for the spiritual and daily lives of Christians:

 Don Bosco’s Prophecy and the Use of Technology (0:15 - 6:53):

The presenter reflects on a dream of St. John Bosco, where the devil appears holding a "lantern" before young people inside a church. Thiago draws an analogy to the disordered use of cell phones today, noting that while they are useful tools, they can divert attention, spiritual recollection, and a life of prayer if used without prudence and vigilance.

Father Chrystian Shankar’s Warning About "Vultures" (6:53 - 14:28):

Basing his insights on a reflection by Father Chrystian, the video addresses the vital importance of discerning the types of friendships we cultivate.

The author differentiates between the "hummingbird" perspective (which seeks nectar and profound values) and the "vulture" perspective (which searches only for errors, slips, and carrion). 

The warning urges Christians to surround themselves with people who encourage them to grow and follow the paths of Christ, while distancing themselves from those who seek to destroy or speak ill of others.

The video concludes with an encouragement toward selectivity in friendships and the use of technology, reinforcing that the ultimate goal of both should be salvation and proximity to God.

 
>  For parents and educators navigating the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence and social media, this casts a powerful light on the immediate need for a strict  vigilance and protection of their kids, and"pruning" (poda) of daily choices and friendships, when necessary.

It is an absolute duty to ensure that technological tools are monitored with active vigilance, ensuring they serve as instruments of progress rather than vectors of abuses and moral degradation.

It is essential to teach the laws of God to children without imposing  traumas or religious dogmatism, while deeply respecting each individual's faith. 

As the holy scripture guides us in Proverbs 22:6: 

'Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.

This educational foundation must focus on universal moral values, love for one's neighbor, and spiritual responsibility, providing a safe harbor that keeps the youth anchored in goodness, regardless of the religious path they choose later in life.

​7. The Secret of Sexual Energy in a Twin Flame Connection 🔥❤️





​Despite the fact that the Spiritist Doctrine does not accept the usual concept of "a spirit divided into two twin flames searching for each other", the intensity of the spiritual union between the divine masculine and the divine feminine transcends multiple reincarnations. 

This text clarifies the purpose of a shared mission between spirits who are united by divine love.

​"Sexual energy in a Twin Flame connection is not just physical attraction—it is one of the most powerful energetic exchanges that can occur between two souls. This energy has the potential to awaken your consciousness, open your heart, and create profound inner transformation.

​When you encounter your Twin Flame, you may feel an invisible force drawing you toward them. The attraction often feels deeper than appearance or personality, as if your souls recognize each other on a level beyond words.

​Many people who believe they are experiencing a Twin Flame connection describe sensations such as warmth in the heart center, tingling or energy moving through the spine, intense emotional waves, vivid dreams, or feeling deeply connected even when physically apart. 

These experiences are reported in spiritual communities, though they are personal and not scientifically established signs of a Twin Flame relationship.

​The true purpose of Twin Flame sexual energy is not merely physical union. It acts as a catalyst, bringing hidden fears, emotional wounds, insecurities, and ego patterns to the surface so they can be acknowledged, healed, and transformed. 

This is why the connection can feel both incredibly beautiful and deeply challenging at the same time.

​As both individuals grow emotionally and spiritually, this energy can evolve beyond desire into unconditional love, compassion, respect, and soul-level intimacy. 

In that state, physical intimacy becomes an expression of the connection—not its foundation.

​Perhaps the greatest mystery of Twin Flame sexual energy is that it ultimately leads you back to yourself. 

Before it unites two souls, it invites each person to awaken, heal, and become whole within. Only then can the deepest expression of this connection truly unfold.

​✨ "Twin Flame sexual energy is not the hunger of the body—it is the language of the soul. 

It begins with attraction, transforms through awakening, and blossoms into unconditional love." ❤️🔥

​Pic AI — HimMii ( Facebook ) 

8. Scientific Research on Quantum Entanglement and Energetic Connections

​In quantum physics, Quantum Entanglement is a physical phenomenon that occurs when pairs or groups of particles are generated, interact, or share spatial proximity in ways such that the quantum state of each particle cannot be described independently of the state of the others, even when the particles are separated by a large distance.

​When a measurement is made on one of the particles, the state of the other particle changes instantaneously, regardless of how far apart they are. This phenomenon was famously described by Albert Einstein as "spooky action at a distance."

​The Scientific Frontier and Human Connections

​While quantum entanglement is a proven mathematical and physical reality at the subatomic level (with photons, electrons, and small molecules), mainstream science handles its application to human relationships and energetic connections with specific criteria:

  • Quantum Decoherence: In macroscopic systems—such as the human body, which is composed of trillions of atoms—particles are in constant interaction with the warm, wet, and busy external environment. This interaction causes a physical process called decoherence, which destroys quantum entanglement at the subatomic level long before it can manifest as a biological or emotional force.
  • The Metaphor of Synchronicity: Prominent historical figures in science and psychology, such as psychiatrist Carl Jung and Nobel Prize-winning physicist Wolfgang Pauli, worked together to study the boundaries between physics and the human mind. Jung formulated the concept of Synchronicity to describe meaningful coincidences that cannot be explained by classical cause and effect, often using the discoveries of quantum physics as a structural parallel.

  • Spiritual Tuning vs. Physical Law: In academic and medical institutions, deep emotional bonds, telepathic sensations, or the profound connection between soulmates are classified as psychological, neurological, or spiritual phenomena, rather than literal physical entanglement.

​Therefore, within the framework of scientific studies, quantum entanglement is frequently utilized as a powerful and beautiful scientific metaphor to explain what spiritual doctrines and researchers of reincarnation describe as spiritual tuning (sintonia espiritual) or fluidic bonds—the invisible, immortal forces that unite two souls across time, space, and multiple existences.  


​9. A Message of Faith and a Tribute to Mothers and Fathers

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Men and Women walking upon the Earth,
​Listening to the sublime guidelines of the Gospel of Jesus, the wise considerations of Emmanuel, and the profound revelations regarding the forces that unite souls, we are called to reclaim the sanctity of our homes and our unions. 

Legitimate love is not lost in the illusions of the flesh; it is the Gift of Life, the driving force that sustains galaxies and sanctifies hearts.

Today, our sensitivity is deeply touched by the story of resilience and devotion of Rasel. 

By expressing in his beautiful songs a love that vows fidelity beyond time, wind, and stars, he translates the living reality of his twin flame. 

His wife departed from this sphere while giving birth to the couple's son, leaving the sacred responsibility of the continuity of life in the father's arms.

Rasel now faces a true trial by fire. However, instead of surrendering to despair or rebelling against divine laws, he chose the noblest path: he transformed his excruciating pain into poetry, his longing into a song of eternity, and his human loneliness into a living testimony of paternal dedication. 

He makes his journey a shining example of pure love, showing that legitimate bonds remain alive, vibrating on the other side of the veil, where his companion supports him in the sublime mission of raising the seed they left on Earth.

This is a sincere tribute to all fathers and mothers who strive daily, against all currents of discouragement and adversity, to build and bequeath a better world for their children. 

To the fathers who take on a double role with courage, to the mothers who sacrifice themselves in the anonymity of the home, and to all hearts that, though wounded by the physical absence of their loves, keep the flame of fidelity and duty burning bright.

We understand, finally, the sublime lesson of this artist: Rasel, transforming his immeasurable pain into music and teaching the whole world, through his music and example of love, the true sacred meaning of the union between man and woman.

​10. Family Struggles


According to Emmanuel's lessons in Chapter 117 of Pão Nosso, entitled "Na Luta Familiar" (In the Family Struggle), we understand that the struggle within the family is the fundamental problem for man's redemption on Earth—from parents toward children and from children toward parents.

The home is not a haven of idle rest, but the holy laboratory where souls meet again to settle past debts and build their spiritual future. It is in this daily coexistence, often marked by challenges and misunderstandings, that we practice patience, renunciation, and forgiveness.

These mutual struggles and efforts in the domestic environment are indispensable so that the Two Commandments of Our Lord Jesus Christ may be fulfilled in the world in their fullness: to love God above all things and our neighbor as ourselves. And our most immediate neighbor resides, precisely, under our own roof.

117
In the family

Learn first to show godliness toward your own family and to repay your parents, for this is good and pleasing in the sight of God.” — Paul. ( 1 Timothy 5:4 )


1. Family struggle is a fundamental problem in the redemption of man on Earth. 2 How can we be benefactors to a hundred or a thousand people if we have not yet learned to serve five or ten creatures? This is a logical question that extends to all sincere disciples of Christianity.

3. A good preacher and a bad servant are two titles that do not go together.

4 The apostle advises the exercise of piety in the heart of domestic activities; however, he is not referring to piety that weeps without courage before distressing enigmas, but to that which knows the sensitive areas of the home and strives to eliminate them, awaiting divine decision in due time.

5 We know many brothers and sisters who feel spiritually alone among those who have joined their personal circle through blood ties, and therefore succumb to regrettable discouragement.

6. It is essential, however, to examine the transience of bodily bonds, considering that there are no casual unions in the earthly home. For the time being, salvific or regenerative trials predominate there. 

7. Therefore, let no one despise this sacred field of service, however overwhelmed they may feel by its lack of understanding. It would be a grave mistake to forget its infinite possibilities for enlightening work.

8 It is impossible to help the world when we are not even able to be useful to a small house—the one in which the Father's Will has placed us, on a temporary basis.

9 Before achieving great personal prominence in collective work, let the disciple learn to cooperate, in favor of family members, today, convinced that such effort represents essential accomplishment.


Emmanuel

11. Eternal Tabernacles. 



By dedicating ourselves to this building of the spirit, we reach the profound teaching of Chapter 112, "Tabernáculos Eternos" (Eternal Tabernacles). 

Emmanuel reminds us that earthly constructions are essentially ephemeral: human monuments crumble, wealth disperses, and bodies return to dust. 

However, the lessons assimilated, the love planted in the hearts of children, and the silent sacrifices made in the name of good constitute the true values that never perish.




And I tell you, use worldly wealth to gain friends for yourselves, so that when it is gone, you will be welcomed into eternal dwellings.” — Jesus. ( Luke 16:9 )


1 A man unaware of spiritual obligations might think he finds in this passage a clever thief buying the favor of unscrupulous lawyers in order to regain the honorable status of human society. 

2 However, when Jesus speaks of friends, he refers to sincere and devoted brothers, and when he mentions the riches of injustice, he includes the entire past of the creature, with all the painful lessons that characterize it. Likewise, when he refers to the eternal tabernacles, he does not locate them in heavenly palaces.

3 The Master placed the sacred tabernacle in the heart of man.

4 More than anyone else, the Savior identified our imperfections and, showing immense compassion for the deficiencies that mark our spirit, uttered the divine words that serve us for study.

5. Knowing our deviations, he asserted, in short, that we must take advantage of the transitory goods within our reach, mobilizing them in legitimate fraternity so that, forgetting the crimes and hatreds of another time, we may become selfless brothers to one another.

6. Let us, therefore, value our time serving on Earth, whether incarnate or disincarnate, favoring, with all the resources at our disposal, our own improvement and the elevation of our fellow beings, acting in the direction of the light and always loving, for, within these norms of sublime solidarity, we can count on the dedication of faithful friends who, as more dedicated and ennobled disciples than we are, will effectively assist us, welcoming us into their hearts, transformed into tabernacles of the Lord, helping us not only to obtain new opportunities for readjustment and sanctification, but also endorsing before Jesus our promises and aspirations for the higher life.


Emmanuel

When we face family trials and the valleys of physical loss with dignity, we are working on the construction of imperishable dwellings in the Heavenly Homeland. 

These are the eternal tabernacles of the soul: abodes of light built with pure affection, fidelity to sacred duties, and the unconditional love that conquers physical death. 

It is in this imperishable reality that  men and woman Twin Flames, or old enemies, and  the families united by the bonds of the spirit will meet again, under the eternal blessing of God the Father and Creator of the Universe.


​12.  The Veracity of the Law of Love and Reincarnation (The Gospel According to Spiritism, Chap. XIV)


So that everyone may  understand the veracity of the law of love and the progress of the human spirit through reincarnation, we transcribe the teachings from The Gospel According to Spiritism- Allan Kardec's Codification, in Chapter XIV — Honor Your Father and Your Mother:

Filial Piety - Summary 

​1. The commandment: “Honor your father and your mother” is a corollary of the general law of charity and love for one's neighbor, since one's closest neighbor is one's parents.

​2. The meaning of the word honor comprises not only the respect one must have toward them, but also material and moral assistance in case of need, support in old age, patience with their flaws, indulgence for their weaknesses, and the forgetting of all resentment. Anyone who refuses to help their parents in old age or sickness disobeys one of the most sacred laws of nature.

​3. But filial piety is not limited to the fulfillment of material duties. It requires the affection of the heart. He who helps his parents out of mere obligation, or who does so while complaining or showing ill will, fulfills only half of his duty. A true child wraps material aid in the sweetness and affection that ease the weight of years and infirmities.

​4. Jesus gave the example of this submission and respect toward his earthly parents, showing that spiritual superiority does not exempt one from fulfilling family duties.

​5. There are children who believe they can justify their indifference or harshness toward their parents by claiming that the latter failed in their duties as educators or protectors. 

This is a grave error. If parents failed, they will answer to God for their faults; but their negligence does not authorize ingratitude from the children. 

Charity teaches us to return good for evil, and filial piety imposes the duty to love and succor parents, regardless of what their imperfections may have been.

Instructions from the Spirits: The Ingratitude of Children and Family Ties : Message from Saint Augustine (Paris, 1862) [ iten 9 ]:

​Ingratitude is one of the most direct fruits of selfishness; it always revolts honest hearts. But the ingratitude of children toward their parents has an even more odious character. It is from the viewpoint of reincarnation that one can understand the ingratitude of children and family ties.

Spirits who are led to gather by an analogy of tastes, identity of moral progress, and affection form families. 

These same spirits, during their earthly migrations, seek one another out to group together just as they do in space, giving rise to united and homogeneous families. 

If, during their wanderings (reincarnations), they happen to be temporarily separated, they meet again later, happy with the new progress they have achieved.

But alongside these, there are families formed by Spirits who are antipathetic to one another, who repel each other due to contrary tendencies; these are brought together by order of God, for the purpose of serving as an instrument of trial and progress for one another. 

The perverse child, the ungrateful child, is often a Spirit who was an enemy to their parents in a previous existence, and who returns to the family environment to reconcile and learn to love. 

Receive them, therefore, with love and patience, because your dedication is the medicine for their spiritual wounds, and forgetting the past is the path to common redemption.

​13. Medical Science Meets Immortality: "Many Lives, Many Masters" by Dr. Brian Weiss


The practical validation of the reality brought by Spiritism and the certainty that the bonds of soulmates span across centuries find a powerful testimony in Western mainstream psychiatry. In his globally acclaimed scientific work, "Many Lives, Many Masters", the renowned American medical doctor and psychiatrist Dr. Brian Weiss recounts his journey of breaking free from materialistic skepticism.

While treating his patient Catherine using clinical hypnosis to cure severe phobias, he was astonished when she regressed into past existences and began channeling messages from highly evolved spiritual mentors—the "Masters."

The work demonstrates in a scientific and touching manner that current traumas are reflections of wounds from previous lives, and that souls who love each other meet again in new family roles to learn the lesson of unconditional love and forgiveness. Reading this work is an essential balm to understand that meetings in matter are decreed by the sovereign laws of spiritual evolution.


​14. 📚 Guidance for Skeptics of God's Laws and Reincarnation



​For those who are skeptical of God's laws, and especially of the blessed and consoling law of reincarnation, we strongly recommend, in addition to the indispensable and detailed study of the Kardecian Codification (the Pentateuco of the Spiritist Doctrine), a careful reading of "Many Lives, Many Masters" and the works psychographed by Francisco Cândido Xavier dictated by the Spirit André Luiz (such as the masterpieces "Nosso Lar" / "Our Home", "And Life Goes On...", "Missionaries of the Light", and "Workers of the Life Eternal"), among many others.

In these treatises on the Science of the Spiritist Doctrine, the sincere reader will find logical evidence, detailed descriptions of the spiritual plane, and the perfect mechanisms of divine justice and mercy that govern human destinies through successive existences.


15. REFERENCES 


​🌐 Official References for Study:

Original Music (Video): Finché C'è Vita - Rasel Hits (YouTube Shorts)
RASELHITS : Original Music (Video):


​📚 Allan Kardec's Complete Codification (Free English PDFs)
Allan Kardec's Complete Codification in English (International Spiritist Council):


The Spirits' Book (O Livro dos Espíritos):


The Gospel According to Spiritism (O Evangelho segundo o Espiritismo):

Genesis PDF (A Gênese em Inglês):

​The Mediums' Book PDF (O Livro dos Médiuns em Inglês):

​Heaven and Hell PDF (O Céu e o Inferno em Inglês):

​Posthumous Works PDF (Obras Póstumas em Inglês):

KardecPedia (Estudo Interativo das Obras em Inglês):








( Text extracted from the 1st edition of this book — 1950. )



Bible Reference (Proverbs 22:6):


 
"Twin Flames" connection: ​Inspirational Text (Twin Flames): The Secret of Sexual Energy in a Twin Flame Connection (Facebook)


Quantum Approaches to Consciousness
First published Tue Nov 30, 2004; substantive revision Mon May 13, 2024


What Is the Spooky Science of Quantum Entanglement? Learn how particles engage in a mind-boggling phenomenon that forms the backbone of quantum mechanics.


Particles in Love: Quantum Mechanics Explored in New Study - Feb. 12, 2016


Investigative Report (Child Protection & Federal Funding):​ Tim Tebow Pushed for Years to Expand Child Abuse and Exploitation Investigations - Julie M. Anderson-Holburn (Substack)
   

Spiritual & Educational Homily (Don Bosco & Technology): O Afastamento das Crianças da Religião Cristã e a Visão Profética - Homilia do Padre Cristian Shankar (YouTube Live)


WEISS, BRIAN - MANY LIVES MANY MASTERS Full Book in English (Open Access PDF):




Un projet citoyen sans citoyen - L’accès à la justice au Québec, aujourd’hui - Maxime Gagné

 Un beau projet ne répare pas une crise de confiance quand il est conçu pour tout améliorer sauf la seule chose qui l’a provoquée. Tant que l’ordre refusera de se regarder dans le miroir, le Sommet et l’appel de projets resteront du spectacle : une porte dessinée sur l’affiche, à côté de toutes celles qu’on ferme dans les dossiers.




EnDroit.ca · Le droit au plus près des citoyens

EnDroit.ca


Justice-Quebec.ca devient officiellement EnDroit.ca. Même mission, même équipe, même approche — sous une nouvelle identité plus claire et plus représentative de notre engagement envers les citoyens.


Une plateforme citoyenne indépendante qui accompagne les Québécois non représentés dans leur navigation du système judiciaire. Avec des guides pratiques, des outils d’IA, une équipe de collaborateurs engagés et une couverture sans filtre des réalités institutionnelles.


Un projet citoyen sans citoyen

Posted on 02/07/2026 by Maxime Gagné





I created EnDroit.ca (formerly Justice-Quebec.ca) because, too often, people going through the justice system find themselves alone, overwhelmed, with no idea where to start. The information exists, but it is scattered, complex, and inaccessible for many.

As a neurodivergent person myself, I have been directly aware of the realities of those whom the system understands poorly. Thus, whether vulnerable individuals, isolated citizens, or atypical profiles facing institutions, I know their reality from the inside.

This site was born from a simple conviction: no one should have to face the justice system without understanding their rights, their remedies and the tools available to help them. Whether it is a difficult family situation, a conflict with a professional, a complaint to file or a process to undertake, everyone deserves access to clear information and human support.

Today, EnDroit.ca is much more than a website. It is a community of engaged contributors: social worker, domestic violence expert, family support team, lawyers active at the Barreau du Québec, university jurists, profiling and discrimination specialists, field workers, community organizations. Thus, these people combine their skills to offer guides, investigations, testimonies, trusted references and concrete support.

We do not pretend to have all the answers. However, we deeply believe that mutual aid, transparency and collaboration can make a real difference in the lives of those who feel helpless against the judicial machine.

Thank you to all those who are building this project with me. And thank you to you who read us. Therefore, it is for you that all this exists.


Curriculum indexé de Me Maxime Gagné


Me Maxime Gagné est un avocat de premier plan à Montréal, spécialisé en droit du divertissement, en propriété intellectuelle et en technologie. 

Il est le fondateur et associé directeur de ESPRIT Law & IP Agency. 

Parallèlement, il est un collaborateur actif et auteur d’articles juridiques sur la plateforme d’accès à la justice EnDroit.ca. 

Avec une carrière respectée, il a été reconnu par Lexpert et par Best Lawyers. 

En plus de sa pratique privée, il possède un solide historique d’engagement social : il a reçu le Mérite du Barreau du Québec en 2025 pour son dévouement envers la communauté LGBTQ+ et la justice sociale.


1. Identification professionnelle


Nom : Me Maxime Gagné
Ville : Montréal, Québec, Canada
Profession : avocat ; agent de marques de commerce
Admission au Barreau : admis au Barreau du Québec en 2008, selon le profil Lexpert.
Fonction actuelle : fondateur et associé directeur / managing partner de ESPRIT Law & IP Agency.

2. Cabinet actuel


Maxime Gagné est le fondateur et associé directeur de ESPRIT Law & IP Agency, un cabinet actif en propriété intellectuelle, divertissement, technologie, marketing/publicité et litiges spécialisés dans ces secteurs.

3. Principaux domaines de pratique


Les sources l’associent principalement au droit du divertissement, à la propriété intellectuelle, à la technologie, au marketing/publicité, à la protection de la vie privée, aux marques de commerce, aux droits d’auteur, aux noms de domaine, aux licences, aux litiges en propriété intellectuelle et aux contrats commerciaux et sectoriels.

4. Formation universitaire


Selon le profil Best Lawyers, il a étudié à l’Université d’Ottawa, où il a obtenu un LL.L. en 2004 et un LL.B./J.D. en 2005.

5. Expérience professionnelle antérieure


Avant ESPRIT Law & IP Agency, il a cofondé St. Lawrence Law Firm LLP et a travaillé pendant plus d’une décennie dans deux grands cabinets canadiens : Stikeman Elliott et Heenan Blaikie.

6. Clients et secteurs desservis


Son profil professionnel indique que sa clientèle est principalement composée d’entrepreneurs et de grandes entreprises œuvrant dans les secteurs des arts et du divertissement, de la technologie, des jeux vidéo, des médias numériques, de la publicité et du commerce de détail.

7. Propriété intellectuelle et marques


Il intervient en matière d’enregistrement, de litige et de licence de propriété intellectuelle, notamment pour les marques de commerce, les droits d’auteur et les noms de domaine. Il est également décrit comme agent de marques de commerce et gestionnaire de portefeuilles importants de marques au Canada et à l’international.

8. Droit du divertissement


En droit du divertissement, il représente des producteurs, diffuseurs et distributeurs des États-Unis et du Canada dans le développement, la production, l’octroi de licences et la distribution de projets de cinéma, de télévision, de théâtre et de musique.

9. Vie privée, technologie et réglementation


Best Lawyers indique qu’il conseille ses clients sur des questions de protection de la vie privée, y compris les politiques internes, les enquêtes menées par les autorités réglementaires, les audits de confidentialité et de sécurité des systèmes, les contrats d’externalisation et les transferts de données personnelles. La page d’ESPRIT mentionne également son expérience en droit administratif et réglementaire, en protection des renseignements personnels, en accès à l’information, en communications électroniques, en concurrence et en publicité/marketing.

10. Reconnaissances professionnelles


Il est reconnu par des publications telles que Best Lawyers in Canada, World Trademark Review et Lexpert, et il a également été finaliste du Lexpert Rising Stars Award.

Dans l’édition Best Lawyers in Canada 2026, il est reconnu dans cinq domaines : Advertising and Marketing Law, Entertainment Law, Information Technology Law, Intellectual Property Law et Technology Law.

11. Prix et distinctions


Parmi les distinctions publiquement mentionnées figurent : Order of Merit 2023 de la Faculté de droit de l’Université d’Ottawa ; Mérite Engagement social 2025 du Barreau du Québec ; J. Armand Bombardier Internationalist Fellowship ; The Right Honourable Brian Dickson Award ; International Scholarship — University of Westminster — LL.M. in Entertainment Law ; et Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal.

12. Engagement social et organismes


Le Barreau du Québec a reconnu Maxime Gagné avec le Mérite Engagement social 2025 pour son engagement communautaire, sa défense des droits de la personne et de la justice sociale, notamment en matière d’équité, de diversité et d’inclusion. Le communiqué mentionne également son implication auprès du GRIS-Montréal, y compris des initiatives en milieu scolaire visant à lutter contre les préjugés et les barrières sociales envers la communauté LGBTQ+.

Il existe également des mentions de son implication dans des organismes tels que la National Theatre School of Canada, l’Association du Barreau canadien — Division du Québec, l’International Trademark Association — INTA, CAN-TECH et GRIS-Montréal.

13. Association du Barreau canadien — Division du Québec


Best Lawyers indique qu’il est vice-président de l’Association du Barreau canadien — Division du Québec. Une publication localisée sur LinkedIn indique également qu’il a été élu vice-président de la division Québec de l’Association du Barreau canadien et qu’il devait en assumer la présidence en juillet 2026 ; comme il s’agit d’une source de réseau social, ce point doit être traité comme complémentaire, et non comme source principale.

14. EnDroit.ca / Justice-Quebec.ca


Maxime Gagné apparaît comme fondateur de EnDroit.ca, anciennement Justice-Quebec.ca. La page « À propos » décrit la plateforme comme une initiative citoyenne indépendante destinée à accompagner les personnes non représentées dans le système judiciaire québécois, en leur offrant des guides pratiques, des ressources et de l’information juridique accessible.

La même page précise que EnDroit.ca ne fournit pas de conseils juridiques, mais du contenu informatif et d’orientation pratique ; elle indique également que la plateforme n’est affiliée à aucun ordre professionnel ni à aucun organisme gouvernemental.

Sources en format ABNT avec URL développée


ESPRIT LAW & IP AGENCY. Maxime Gagné. Montréal : ESPRIT Law & IP Agency, [s.d.]. Disponible sur : https://www.esprit.legal/maxime-gagn%C3%A9. Consulté le : 3 juill. 2026.

BEST LAWYERS. Maxime Gagné — Advertising and Marketing Law Lawyer — Montréal, QC. Best Lawyers, [s.d.]. Disponible sur : https://www.bestlawyers.com/lawyers/maxime-gagne/185363. Consulté le : 3 juill. 2026.

LEXPERT. Maxime Gagné — ESPRIT Law & IP Agency. Lexpert, [s.d.]. Disponible sur : https://www.lexpert.ca/lawyers/maxime-gagne-79434. Consulté le : 3 juill. 2026.

BARREAU DU QUÉBEC. Mérites 2025 — Le Barreau du Québec décerne des Mérites à cinq avocats. Cision / Newswire, 10 avr. 2025. Disponible sur : https://www.newswire.ca/fr/news-releases/merites-2025-le-barreau-du-quebec-decerne-des-merites-a-cinq-avocats-840250571.html. Consulté le : 3 juill. 2026.

BARREAU DU QUÉBEC. Récipiendaires des Mérites et Médailles. Barreau du Québec, [s.d.]. Disponible sur : https://www.barreau.qc.ca/fr/ordre/hommage-reconnaissances/medailles-merites/liste-recipiendaires/. Consulté le : 3 juill. 2026.

ENDROIT.CA. À propos de EnDroit.ca — Plateforme citoyenne indépendante. EnDroit.ca, 2026. Disponible sur : https://endroit.ca/a-propos/. Consulté le : 3 juill. 2026.

WORLD TRADEMARK REVIEW. Maxime Gagne — WTR 1000. World Trademark Review, [s.d.]. Disponible sur : https://www.worldtrademarkreview.com/rankings/wtr-1000/profile/person/maxime-gagne. Consulté le : 3 juill. 2026.

LINKEDIN. Maxime Gagné — Litigation and Commercial Attorney. LinkedIn, [s.d.]. Disponible sur : https://ca.linkedin.com/in/maxime-gagne-canada. Consulté le : 3 juill. 2026.

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 ANALYSE · ACCÈS À LA JUSTICE


L’accès à la justice au Québec, aujourd’hui

SOQUIJ. Éducaloi. JuridiQC. Les Centres Info Justice. La Fondation du Barreau. Justice Pro Bono. Juripop. L’aide juridique. Le Fonds Accès Justice. CanLII. Les cliniques juridiques universitaires. Option consommateurs. Inform’elle. Le Forum québécois sur l’accès à la justice. Et l’Entente Justice citoyens, déjà dotée de 80 millions de dollars.


Voilà — en partie seulement — ce que le Québec a déjà bâti pour « favoriser l’accès à la justice » : des dizaines de plateformes, de programmes et d’organismes, pour des dizaines de millions de dollars. Et pourtant, la confiance des citoyens envers leurs institutions ne cesse de chuter.

 Alors comment le Barreau propose-t-il de régler cette crise de confiance ?

 En finançant une initiative de plus.


Par l’équipe d’EnDroit.ca · EnDroit.ca · 2 juillet 2026 · Lecture 8 min

Le 29 juin, trois institutions ont annoncé ensemble une bonne nouvelle : un appel de projets 2026-2027, doté de deux millions de dollars, pour financer des initiatives destinées « aux populations peu desservies en matière d’accès à la justice ». Le ministre de la Justice Simon Jolin-Barrette, le président de la Chambre des notaires Me Bruno Larivière et le bâtonnier du Québec Me Marcel-Olivier Nadeau invitent les organismes à déposer leurs demandes d’ici le 14 septembre. Sur l’affiche : deux personnages se serrent la main, une porte s’ouvre sur un bureau. En bas, quatre logos — Justice citoyens, Chambre des notaires, Barreau du Québec, Québec.


Soutenir notre mission - Faire un don

Disons-le d’emblée, parce que c’est vrai : améliorer l’accès à la justice est une bonne chose. Financer des organismes communautaires qui aident, en première ligne, des gens vulnérables, ça peut faire une différence réelle dans la vie de ces personnes-là. La volonté affichée n’est pas feinte, et il ne s’agit pas ici de la mettre en doute. Le problème n’est pas là. Le problème, c’est la direction.


I — Le calendrier

Un beau geste, au bon moment, devant le bon public

Il faut d’abord replacer l’annonce dans son décor. Un peu plus de deux mois plus tard, les 8 et 9 septembre, le Barreau tiendra son premier Sommet québécois sur l’État de droit, au Palais des congrès de Montréal, devant environ 750 personnes des milieux d’affaires, juridique, politique, universitaire et communautaire. La date n’a rien d’un hasard : elle tombe en pleine campagne électorale provinciale, et le bâtonnier l’assume sans détour — c’est voulu, dit-il, on veut faire parler de justice pendant la campagne.


Ce Sommet répond lui-même à un constat brutal. Trois sondages Léger commandés par le Barreau montrent que 43 % des Québécois estiment que leur confiance envers les institutions publiques a diminué ces dernières années, contre à peine 4 % qui la voient s’améliorer. Deux tiers craignent une influence politique sur les décisions des tribunaux. La confiance s’effrite, et le Barreau le sait. Le Sommet, la déclaration sur l’État de droit qu’il veut cocréer, l’indice qu’il veut lancer, et maintenant cet appel de projets : tout cela forme un même mouvement, cohérent, coordonné, visible. C’est là, précisément, que la question commence.


Le chiffre

43 % contre 4 %

Selon le sondage Léger commandé par le Barreau, 43 % des Québécois disent que leur confiance envers les institutions a diminué. Seulement 4 % la voient s’améliorer. C’est ce déséquilibre que le Sommet et l’appel de projets veulent renverser.


II — La bonne volonté

Ce n’est pas l’intention qui manque. C’est la cible.

Des projets pour l’accès à la justice, amenez-en. Mais il faut nommer ce que ces annonces ont d’étrangement familier. Elles ressemblent aux promesses qu’on entend à chaque élection : on va baisser les impôts, on va baisser les taxes, on va améliorer l’accès. On nous le dit depuis cent ans. Ce n’est pas la sincérité qui pèche — c’est que la promesse ne touche jamais la racine du problème.


On ne bâtit pas une solution avec toute la bonne volonté du monde si elle ne pointe pas dans la bonne direction. On l’a vu dès l’ouverture : ces outils existent déjà par dizaines, et pas modestement. JuridiQC à lui seul a coûté 17,2 M$. Le ministère de la Justice injecte plus de 21 M$ par année dans le Fonds Accès Justice. L’Entente Justice citoyens, elle, pèse 80 M$. Des décennies d’efforts, des sommes considérables — et voilà qu’on ajoute un appel de projets de plus par-dessus la pile.


Et pourtant, la confiance continue de descendre à vue d’œil. Voilà le fait qui devrait arrêter tout le monde : tout cela existe déjà, et la défiance grandit quand même. Alors, honnêtement : pensez-vous vraiment qu’un projet de plus, un programme de plus, une initiative de plus va y changer quoi que ce soit ? Rien. Absolument rien. Parce que le problème n’a jamais été le nombre de guichets. Le problème, c’est la déconnexion avec le citoyen et l’absence de transparence. Ajouter un nouveau programme conçu en vase clos par le milieu juridique, sans que la voix des citoyens n’y pèse d’aucun poids, ne déplace pas d’un millimètre la cause du mal. Ça l’habille.


Il y a d’ailleurs, dans les propres chiffres du Barreau, une ironie qu’il semble ne pas voir. Son sondage ne mesure nulle part une pénurie de services ou de plateformes. Il mesure une chose, et une seule : la défiance envers les institutions. Les Québécois ne disent pas qu’il leur manque un guichet — ils disent qu’ils ne font plus confiance à leurs institutions publiques : le gouvernement, les tribunaux, les partis, les médias, et de proche en proche l’ensemble du système qui les encadre. C’est un diagnostic institutionnel, pas un déficit d’outils. Et on ne répond pas à une crise de confiance envers les institutions en finançant des tiers pour offrir un service de plus. La question que le sondage pose réellement — pourquoi ne nous faites-vous plus confiance ? — reste soigneusement sans réponse, parce que la seule réponse honnête obligerait les institutions à parler d’elles-mêmes.


Car la confiance ne s’est pas effondrée par manque de projets. Elle s’est effondrée parce que l’accès qu’on offre est inefficace et opaque, géré par un système qui se surveille lui-même.


III — Le circuit fermé

Le citoyen est sur l’affiche, pas à la table

Regardons qui décide. L’appel de projets s’inscrit dans l’Entente Justice citoyens, conclue en avril 2025 entre le ministère de la Justice, la Chambre des notaires et le Barreau — une entente qui prévoit jusqu’à 80 à 90 millions de dollars. La part des deux ordres ne vient pas du Trésor public au sens ordinaire : elle provient du Fonds d’études juridiques du Barreau et du Fonds d’études notariales de la Chambre, tous deux alimentés en bonne partie par les intérêts générés sur les fonds détenus en fidéicommis par les avocats et les notaires eux-mêmes. Les ordres professionnels mettent l’argent. Les institutions — les deux ordres et le ministère — fixent les critères. Les institutions choisissent les projets retenus. Le citoyen, lui, ne décide de rien.


Et le citoyen, dans tout ça ? Il est le bénéficiaire, jamais le juge. Il est la population « peu desservie » qu’on entend mieux servir. Il est le petit personnage du dessin à qui l’on serre la main et à qui l’on ouvre une porte. Son nom figure sur la marque — Justice citoyens — et sur les logos au bas de l’affiche. Mais nulle part, dans ce mécanisme, il n’a voix au chapitre sur ce qui est financé, ni sur ce qui ne l’est pas. C’est un projet citoyen d’où le citoyen, comme décideur, est absent. Le logo dit « citoyens » ; la structure dit « entre nous ».


Cette logique a une conséquence dont il faut prendre la mesure. Un programme de subventions tourné vers l’extérieur ne peut, par construction, financer qu’une seule chose : des tiers qui rendent de meilleurs services. Il ne peut pas financer un contre-pouvoir qui demanderait des comptes à ceux qui le financent. On ne subventionne pas sa propre reddition de comptes. La frontière est intégrée au design : ce programme peut tout améliorer, sauf l’imputabilité du système sur lui-même. Et c’est exactement là, et seulement là, que se loge le problème que les citoyens désignent.


IV — Le nœud

La mesure qui manque — et qui manquera toujours

Cherchez, dans cette annonce, une seule mesure concrète qui donnerait à un citoyen lésé par le système le droit de porter plainte et d’obtenir une enquête impartiale, menée par des personnes qui n’ont aucun intérêt en jeu. Pas des avocats qui jugent des avocats. Pas un ordre qui enquête sur lui-même. Cette mesure-là n’y est pas. Elle n’est nulle part. Et tant qu’elle n’y sera pas, le reste — aussi généreux soit-il — demeure de la façade.


L’ironie est que le Barreau connaît parfaitement le vocabulaire du problème. Dans sa campagne « Protégeons notre État de droit », le bâtonnier Nadeau érige les « mécanismes de contre-pouvoir » en principe sacré et reproche au gouvernement de les affaiblir. Devant les projets de loi qui empêcheraient certains organismes de contester une loi devant les tribunaux, il faisait remarquer que le citoyen seul n’aurait ni les moyens ni la capacité de le faire à leur place :


Le citoyen ordinaire ? Avec quel argent ?


— Me Marcel-Olivier Nadeau, bâtonnier du Québec, sur les mécanismes de contre-pouvoir face à l’État (La Presse, novembre 2025)

La question est excellente. Il suffit de la retourner vers l’ordre qui la pose. Quand c’est le Barreau, son syndic, ses greffes de révision ou les organismes de surveillance qui ferment une porte au citoyen, qui contestera ? Le citoyen ordinaire, avec quel argent ? 

Le contre-pouvoir que le Barreau défend si vigoureusement contre l’État, il ne l’applique pas à lui-même. Il défend la reddition de comptes des autres. La sienne, il la garde sous contrôle — celui de ses membres.


« Soyons clairs : tant que le nœud du problème ne sera pas dénoué, aucun projet, aucune initiative, aucun sommet sur l’État de droit ne changera quoi que ce soit sur le fond. »

— Maxime Gagné, fondateur d’EnDroit.ca

V — La preuve

Ce que disent, vraiment, les gens lésés

On pourrait s’arrêter à la théorie. Mais il y a plus concluant que tout raisonnement : les témoignages. Sur notre plateforme, des dizaines de personnes racontent ce que le système leur a fait vivre. Et il y a une phrase que personne, jamais, n’a écrite. Personne n’a dit : « il me manquait un projet citoyen pour m’aider ». Pas une seule fois.


Ce qu’ils disent, tous, c’est autre chose. J’ai été lésé par le système. On ne m’a pas écouté. On n’a pas pris ma plainte au sérieux. On ne m’a pas donné le droit de parole. Je n’avais personne vers qui me tourner. Voilà le déficit réel. Il n’est pas quantitatif — un manque de programmes qu’on comblerait avec deux millions de dollars. Il est structurel : un manque de recours indépendant, de transparence, d’une oreille qui n’a pas d’intérêt dans la cause. Un projet citoyen qui continue d’ignorer précisément cela ne vaut rien, quelle que soit sa taille.


C’est pour ça que la comparaison avec les promesses électorales n’est pas qu’une image. Un appel de projets qui déplace le regard vers « l’accès à la justice de demain », au moment exact où le présent devient inconfortable, fait diminuer la pression sans rien admettre. Personne n’a à reconnaître une faute, à rouvrir un dossier, à nommer un maillon défaillant de la chaîne. On finance des tiers pour « mieux servir », et le déficit de confiance devient une chose qu’on comble par des projets, au lieu d’une chose que le système produit. La cause reste hors champ. Soigneusement.


Un beau projet ne répare pas une crise de confiance quand il est conçu pour tout améliorer sauf la seule chose qui l’a provoquée. Tant que l’ordre refusera de se regarder dans le miroir, le Sommet et l’appel de projets resteront du spectacle : une porte dessinée sur l’affiche, à côté de toutes celles qu’on ferme dans les dossiers.


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Que le Barreau, la Chambre et le ministère financent des organismes de première ligne, tant mieux — vraiment. Des gens réels en tireront un bénéfice réel. Mais qu’on ne présente pas cela comme une réponse à l’érosion de la confiance. La confiance ne reviendra pas parce qu’on aura ajouté une pièce de plus à une maison dont les citoyens sont exclus. Elle reviendra le jour où un citoyen lésé par le système pourra frapper à une porte derrière laquelle se trouve quelqu’un qui n’a pas de jetons sur la table. Ce jour-là, il n’y aura même pas besoin d’affiche.


Note éditoriale. Ce texte est un article d’analyse et de journalisme juridique, appuyé sur des sources publiques et des données officielles (communiqués gouvernementaux, du Barreau et de la Chambre des notaires, sondages Léger, couverture de presse). Les appréciations qu’il contient sur la portée et les limites du Programme d’aide financière et du Sommet sur l’État de droit relèvent de l’analyse éditoriale d’EnDroit.ca. EnDroit.ca est une plateforme indépendante de journalisme juridique. Cet article ne constitue pas un avis juridique. L’auteur n’est pas avocat.


Sources et références

L’appel de projets et l’Entente. Gouvernement du Québec, « Appel de projets pour favoriser l’accès à la justice » (communiqué, 29 juin 2026), quebec.ca · Droit-inc, « 2 M$ pour soutenir l’accès à la justice » (juin 2026) · Chambre des notaires du Québec, « Justice citoyens : programme d’aide financière » et « Entente historique : 80 millions de dollars pour favoriser l’accès à la justice » (avril 2025), cnq.org · Barreau du Québec, « Aide financière pour favoriser l’accès à la justice » (10 février 2026) et « 80 millions de dollars pour favoriser l’accès à la justice », barreau.qc.ca.


Le Sommet et le sondage. Barreau du Québec / CNW, « Perte de confiance dans nos institutions : le Barreau lance un premier sommet pour protéger l’État de droit » (17 juin 2026) · Le Devoir, « Le Barreau tiendra un grand sommet sur l’État de droit durant la campagne électorale » (juin 2026) · Radio-Canada, « Un sommet du Barreau sur la protection des institutions durant la campagne électorale » (juin 2026) · La Presse, « Le Barreau tiendra un grand sommet durant la campagne électorale » (17 juin 2026). Données tirées de trois sondages Léger réalisés pour le Barreau (mai 2026).


Les initiatives d’accès à la justice existantes. Gouvernement du Québec / SOQUIJ, « Lancement de JuridiQC : le guichet unique d’information juridique » (13 octobre 2020), investissement de 17,2 M$, dans le cadre du Plan pour moderniser le système de justice 2018-2023 · Centres Info Justice (anciennement Centres de justice de proximité), justicedeproximite.qc.ca · Éducaloi, Réseau en éducation juridique, educaloi.qc.ca · Barreau du Québec, « Ressources utiles – Accès à la justice » (Fondation du Barreau, guide « Seul devant la Cour », Justice Pro Bono, Juripop, aide juridique, cliniques universitaires), barreau.qc.ca · ministère de la Justice, Fonds Accès Justice (plus de 21 M$ annuellement).


La campagne sur l’État de droit et les contre-pouvoirs. Barreau du Québec, « Le Barreau du Québec craint une érosion de l’état de droit au Québec » (13 novembre 2025) · Le Devoir, « Le Barreau lance une campagne sur l’importance de l’état de droit » (15 septembre 2025) · La Presse, « Grande entrevue avec Me Marcel-Olivier Nadeau : des brèches dans notre état de droit » (21 novembre 2025).


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