Museo Nacional del Virreinato. Tepotzotlán

About the Book

Tepotzotlán no presenta el aspecto luminoso de los castillos o de las catedrales, es humilde como todo lo grandioso, es recogido como todo valor, es silencioso como la verdad misma. ! Quien dijera que un poblado miserable a que conduce la carretera tortuosa y toda llena de hoyancos y polvo, puede contener la joya más preciada del espíritu humano, la oración más intensa para la plenitud del universo.!  Tepotzotlán does not present the luminous aspect of a castle or cathedral.  It is humble as all great things.  It is secluded as are all things of value, it is silent as truth itself.   Who would imagine that a miserable little town reached by a tortuous road full of holes and dust, could contain this precious jewel of the human spirit, this intense prayer for the fulfillment of the universe. Dr. Adalberto García de Mendoza

About the Author

Dr. Adalberato García de Mendoza, recognized as the Father of Mexican Neokantianism, was scholar and professor of philosophy and music in Mexico City for over thirty-five years. He wrote over seventy-five books, essays, conference papers, plays and novels on philosophy (existentialism, logic, phenomenology and epistemology) and music.