Not your body — your soul. In 1857, Allan Kardec compiled the answers given through many mediums into one map: every soul stands somewhere on a ladder of ten classes, ember at the floor and starlight at the summit. Answer seven honest questions and The Ladder finds your rung. Then it shows you the one above — and how to rise.
Every rung, characteristic, and rule is drawn straight from The Spirits' Book — questions 95–124, presented as written. A mirror, not a fortune.
Seven honest questions, drawn from the exact lines Kardec uses to tell one class from another. Answer for who you are, not who you'd like to be.
Your place on the ladder — Order, Class, and Rank named in full, from Pure Spirit at the summit to the bottom rung that is still on the ladder.
Not just where you stand, but the next step up — and the specific work Kardec says it takes to climb from your class to the one above it.
From Part Two, questions 114–124 — the mechanics of how a soul ascends, verbatim doctrine, not metaphor. A spirit can stall, but it can never fall.
Put any question to Kardec — the soul, death, suffering, free will, reincarnation — and get the book's own passage back, cited, so you can verify it yourself.
A contemplative reading instrument — never a diagnosis, a prophecy, or a doctrine you must accept. It hands you the mirror and lets you decide what you see.