Spirituality

​Divinity encompasses the most spiritual aspects of Guirado's work, drawing inspiration from Western religious traditions alongside the meditative practices of Eastern doctrines. This balance invites a broader perspective, opening the mind's eye, often referred to as the Third Eye.

In "Kali's Tunnel," a serene and patient wisdom navigates through timeless conflicts, including the Jewish-Palestinian issue. It explores themes of eternal salvation and damnation amid contemporary struggles like terrorism, war, and famine, echoing the Judgment Day of Jesus and the weight of human transgressions. Guirado moves toward a Universal Prayer that offers refuge from persecution.

Here, the essence of Andalusian and Baroque influences harmonizes with other spiritual traditions.