Tres símbolos del desarrollo espiritual. Héctor Gil

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Conferencia del profesor Héctor Gil 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-...El desarrollo espiritual del ser humano ha sido visto en todas las civilizaciones como un proceso interior de riesgo, búsqueda y aprendizaje. Hay tres símbolos que pueden ayudar a vislumbrar ese desarrollo: la guerra como tensión y superación interior; el viaje como etapas que se van superando y abandonando, y el templo como la construcción y disposición de ideas y virtudes para que habite el dios en nuestro interior.Héctor Gil García. Es Terapeuta transpersonal, escritor y especialista en Filosofía de Oriente y Occidente. Es especialista en procesos del perdón y Psicosomática Integrativa.

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