El arte del vacío
by Gorki Mesones
About
The author presents the possibility of an education based on the very experience of our consciousness that gives rise to questions for an honest search for a new paradigm of it, such as the current need for the search for unity of knowledge. Science and Art joined together become Spirituality, which is within the body of every human being. The specialization of professions is another factor that motivates this separation, there is no link, for example, of astronomy with architecture, or these with medicine, let alone with physics, when all of these were the foundation of the same knowledge transmitted in the Aristotelian, Platonic, Socratic School, etc. Traditions keep such unity within them, in their dances, fabrics, ceramics, handicrafts, and are transmitted through customs and rituals, religious patron festivities with their high folk content, religious processions, and the legacy of objective architecture, such as the pyramids, Machu Picchu, the temple of Chavín, Tiahuanaco, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Taj Mahal palace, etc. In all of them it is contained the knowledge or teachings linked to evolution, but with a symbolic content that is necessary to reveal through an experience of perception, in which the being and consciousness, the goal of every Spiritual School, is linked to it.
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