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Our knowledge and our perception. Letting ourselves be carried away by what these places convey is also a luxury for the senses.

It's what it really speaks to. Everything in that setting encourages meditation, allowing oneself to be carried away, not only by reverie, but also by one's own feelings, by what the whole thing conveys

Empezando por el final (curioso), te diré que su declive comenzó básicamente de similar manera a la Reforma inglesa, salvo, que, en este caso, ocurrió en el siglo XVIII con la llamada Desamortización de

Many symbols have been lost over time, being, metaphorically speaking, keys to connecting with one's inner self. That, ultimately, is another aspect of the pilgrimage paths: the external experience, overcoming

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Indeed, one could perfectly well reach that conclusion.

Exactly

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Let's say that everything had a purpose, especially when we talk about places located on pilgrimage routes, which made the pilgrimage something more than walking and demonstrating devotion to the corresponding

That was precisely the fundamental purpose sought in their construction: that they should, in some way, be 'intermediaries' with the Divinity. And I believe this is applicable to all temples of great cultures

Before them, the first great civilizations also knew the secrets of acoustics. In fact, in the Middle Ages, some effects other than sound were revived, such as light, which, at certain times (solstices,

In this case, the flowers, poppies, in addition to enhancing the visual value, can also be a metaphor for the blood and sweat shed by generations to, unfortunately, put an end to an abandoned village.

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Facing the apse, you should explore the sculptures on the capitals on the right. There you'll see the hares in different positions. I recommend that you look at the other accompanying representations,

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Thank you very much. I'm glad you like them.

In Siones, there are at least four hares: one is outside and can be seen in a photograph of a window, being chased by a dog. The other three are separate and hidden within the capitals of the apse. Although