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Meditación Diaria #2209 Epigrama Mayo 16-2024

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Serie producida por Radio Bolivariana y el equipo de Vicerrectoría Pastoral de la Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana. Edición: Epigrama. Ángel Silesius (1624-1677), poeta, teólogo, médico y místico alemán, escribió “El peregrino querúbico”, un libro de epigramas. El epigrama, en el cual Silesius es maestro consumado, es una composición poética breve que expresa un solo pensamiento. Con una clara intención mnemotécnica, es decir, de prestarle atención especial a la memoria, Silesius se sirve del verso alejandrino, verso de catorce sílabas, para manifestar con vigor la dialéctica entre vida y espíritu, tierra y cielo, tiempo y eternidad, hombre y Dios. He aquí uno de los epigramas: “La más noble oración se logra cuando el orante se transforma, allá, en lo más íntimo, en aquello delante de lo cual se arrodilla.” En otro de los epigramas leemos: “El canto de los ángeles es bello: sé que tu canto, si callas por completo, suena mejor al Altísimo”. El lector de los epigramas de Ángel Silesius se encuentra de repente en una tierra extraña de luz, de luz sin ocaso. Padre Hernando Uribe Carvajal

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Serie producida por Radio Bolivariana y el equipo de Vicerrectoría Pastoral de la Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana. Edición: Epigrama. Ángel Silesius (1624-1677), poeta, teólogo, médico y místico alemán, escribió “El peregrino querúbico”, un...

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