This book serves as a gift for those who yearn for the literary style of the early days of spiritualism and theosophy. In Supernatural Science - Theory and Magic, the author, David Barreto, delves beyond basic concepts to explore deeply intriguing issues such as the physical, spiritual, and divine differences of God, the true nature of angels, planetary christs, and spiritual guides, as well as the existence of nature spirits and ghosts. Barreto's lucid and pragmatic approach goes beyond religious beliefs to provide a comprehensive analysis of mediumship and the mechanisms that make mediumistic channeling possible. He also addresses the differences in the astral bodies of those who are mediums versus those who are paranormal, as well as those who are neither. Additionally, the author offers a centered explanation that helps distinguish brain dreams from astral dreams. In one of the most profound sections of the book, Barreto exposes the movements in the astral plane related to witchcraft spells and spiritual pacts, describing how each physical element used in magic has a unique etheric purpose. He also explains what spirits do with the offerings they receive, both in macabre rituals and in gratitude to some entity. The book further clarifies who listens and decides how to help when someone makes a prayer The book's scientific perspective, based on experience and research, is particularly noteworthy in its treatment of esoteric studies. The author demystifies various objects and tools, such as talismans and oracles, revealing the science behind their workings. For instance, Barreto shows how a reading with tarot cards can scan a person's aura and thoughts. He also elucidates the occult movements of oujia boards, and other spooky home games. In sum, "Supernatural Science - Theory and Magic" is a unique and provocative work that provides an engaging exploration of spirituality and the supernatural. Readers can expect a rich and enlightening experience that is sure to leave an indelible mark on their minds.