VENTANA ABIERTA: Artes adivinatorias

Desde los orígenes de la Historia el hombre no ha cesado de intentar adivinar qué le depara el futuro. No hay civilización antigua que no contara entre sus individuos con algún brujo o adivino, alguna pitonisa o algún clarividente que se dedicara a predecir lo que se avecinaba. La persistente curiosidad que el hombre siempre ha tenido por conocer el devenir de los acontecimientos, ha hecho que lleguen a nuestros días un gran número de rituales adivinatorios ancestrales. Las prácticas adivinatorias proliferan más y más en nuestra sociedad civilizada y desarrollada y son múltiples y variopintas sus mañas. Ahora… ¿Qué tienen de verdad, si es que la tienen? En nuestro programa VENTANA ABIERTA, hablaremos sobre este tema antiguo y a la vez actual. Visítanos en www.tuventanaabierta.com y baja la aplicación radio encuentro para Android y iPhone.

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