El cuerpo humano como símbolo. Harry Costin

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Conferencia del profesor Harry Costin enmarcada en el Foro de Filosofía sobre "El lenguaje de los símbolos" organizado por Nueva Acrópolis en España en conmemoración del Día Mundial de la Filosofía de 2022. https://www.nueva-acropolis.com/foro-...Una de las enseñanzas fundamentales de tradiciones como la Kábala y el Hermetismo es que el Microcosmos refleja al Macrocosmos, y ambos los primeros principios o arquetipos divinos. El Todo está en cada parte, principio “holográfico” que ha redescubierto la genética.Tradicionalmente ha existido un gran interés en investigar como el cuerpo humano y sus partes se corresponden con y reflejan los arquetipos y misterios del Cosmos. Este será el tema de nuestra charla.Harry CostinDoctor en Estrategia por la Universidad de Boston y máster en Educación por la Universidad de Harvard.Miembro de Nueva Acrópolis desde 1977. Actualmente es coordinador internacional de estudios. Ha cursado estudios universitarios de educación, relaciones internacionales y negocios.

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