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Plenary Session: Dr. Luis Roger Castillo

Indigenous North American Sacred Symbols from the Perspective of Comparative Religions and Philosophies

Dr. Luis Roger Castillo, University of Granada, Granada, Spain

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Dr. Luis Roger Castillo, has a Grade in Law (University of Granada), Grade in Theology (University of Granada), Grade in Philosophy (UNED). Ph.D. in Philosophy. Researcher of the Center of Byzantine, Modern Greece and Cypriot Studies of the University of Granada. His academic interests are Comparative Religions, Neoplatonism, Scholar Curriculum, Philosophy of Education, Origin of Societies, Culture in Late Antiquity and Philosophy of Law. Author of several articles, chapters and conferences in the field of Philosophy and Theology.

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By Tamsyn Gilbert
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Hello. That is a very interesting question. Crown Chakra is analogous to Smokehole. Both of them are on the top (top of the head / top of the roof), both of them are a sacred spatial center operating as an Axis Mundi. So, Crown Chakra is a Good example of symbolic gateway, because it would allow to reach, not just the spiritual world, but the spiritual enlightment, departing from ego and self delimitations.

Thank you very much for your interest and for that wonderful question.

Luis Roger Castillo
- Luis Roger Castillo

Hi Professor Castillo,
Thank you very much for your presentation. Would you consider the Crown Chakra as another example of a gateway similar to your examples given today?
Metta,
Chris McDuffie
- Christopher Mc Duffie