David Barreto is an author and researcher who translates complex spiritual teachings into simple, clear, and logical explanations. His work brings together esoteric wisdom and practical thought, making topics like psychic phenomena, reincarnation, and abstract subjects such as ghosts accessible to everyone.
Author of over five books, David writes on consciousness, metaphysics, and the spiritual nature of animals — covering their reincarnation process, spiritual evolution, and existence on the other side. His books also explore the law of attraction, the mechanics of witchcraft spells, how and why psychic abilities develop, and how spirits communicate through mediums — all with uncommon depth and clarity.
Some of his published works include:
The Supernatural Science: Theory and Magic (2019) — unveiling the science behind mediumship, psychic phenomena, witchcraft spells, and ghosts.
Karma & Reincarnation in the Animal Kingdom: The Spiritual Origin of Species (2023) — exploring the evolution and reincarnation of animals, and the spiritual implications of meat consumption.
One Hundred Messages From Above - For a Rapid Spiritual Ascension (2024) — offering practical guidance for accelerating spiritual growth and, in turn, reducing the number of reincarnations required.
The Book of Umbanda - The Grand Compendium (2024) — the most detailed study in English on the largest folk religion in the Americas.
David’s academic path includes complementary studies in religious literacy, cosmology, and astrology, coupled with a lifetime of immersive studies, temple practices, and research into religious and mystical traditions in countries such as the United Kingdom, Brazil, and China.
David’s mission is simple: to make profound spiritual knowledge not only understandable but relevant to modern life through clear, logical explanation.
"I talk about animal spirituality... not in terms of what can serve humans for their religious benefit, but to shed light on how spiritual progress can only occur once we become compassionate toward all animals."