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¿Es posible encontrar en el Occidente moderno autores que, sin adscripción religiosa, muestren un sendero hacia la Verdad, genuinamente liberador? Siguiendo al gran filósofo Baruch Spinoza, Nacho Bañeras sostiene que la única libertad que tenemos disponible es tomar distancia de aquello que creemos ser, una entelequia a lo que nos aferramos por ignorancia, miedo y hábito. Desvelado este constructo, podemos acceder a la experiencia de Unidad que nos caracteriza, cuya vibración es la Alegría (estar en el entusiasmo, en-theos). Para ello, Spinoza ofrece la vía corporal, el autoconocimiento, la lógica, la vida virtuosa y la contemplativa, todas ellas conectadas entre sí, como la propia Vida de la que son manifestación.
Is it possible to find modern Western authors who, without religious ascription, show a show a path to the Truth, genuinely liberating? Following the great philosopher Baruch Spinoza, Nacho Bañeras argues that the only freedom we have available is to distance ourselves from what we think we are, an entelechy to which we cling out of ignorance, fear and habit. Once this construct is revealed, we can access the experience of Unity that characterizes us, whose vibration is Joy (being in enthusiasm, en-theos). To this end, Spinoza offers the corporal way, self-knowledge, logic, the virtuous and the contemplative life, all of them connected to each other, like the very Life of which they are a manifestation.
Is it possible to find modern Western authors who, without religious ascription, show a show a path to the Truth, genuinely liberating? Following the great philosopher Baruch Spinoza, Nacho Bañeras argues that the only freedom we have available is to distance ourselves from what we think we are, an entelechy to which we cling out of ignorance, fear and habit. Once this construct is revealed, we can access the experience of Unity that characterizes us, whose vibration is Joy (being in enthusiasm, en-theos). To this end, Spinoza offers the corporal way, self-knowledge, logic, the virtuous and the contemplative life, all of them connected to each other, like the very Life of which they are a manifestation.
