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"Cosmovisión o "visión del mundo" o en la forma original alemana con la palabra compuesta: Weltanschauung; es una imagen o figura general de la existencia, realidad o "mundo" que una persona, sociedad o cultura se forman en una época determinada; y suele estar compuesta por determinadas percepciones, conceptuaciones y valoraciones sobre dicho entorno.

A partir de las cosmovisiones, los agentes cognitivos (sean esas personas o sociedades) interpretan su propia naturaleza y la de todo lo existente, y definen las nociones comunes que aplican a los diversos campos de la vida, desde la política, la economía o la ciencia hasta la religión, la moral o la filosofía." 
Fuente http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmovisi%C3%B3n.

El vídeo muestra un claro ejemplo de cómo nuestra Cosmovisión puede ser afectada por las experiencias grabadas en nuestro ser. Nuestra percepción del entorno debería ser cuestionada y puesta a prueba para poder ampliar el conjunto de creencias que poseemos sobre nuestra realidad.

Nada es absoluto, todo es relativo; nada está prohibido, todo es posible...

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  1. Alejandra E. Herrera RizoWednesday, 17 April 2013 at 05:19:00 BST

    Nuestra interpretación del mundo nos impide dar un paso hacia lo que no aceptamos que nuestros ojos ven.

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  2. SunMonday, 9 December 2013 at 03:54:00 GMT

    Acertado comentario. Cada día me sorprendo de cuan espesa es la bruma que enceguece al colectivo...

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