Siloistas

Siloistas refers to followers or adherents of the philosophy and teachings of Silo, whose real name was Mario Luis Rodríguez Cobos. He was an Argentine writer and philosopher who developed a spiritual and philosophical movement known as Silo's Message. This movement emphasizes personal transformation, nonviolence, and the universal interconnectedness of all beings. Siloistas are encouraged to engage in practices that promote internal reflection, empathy, and social action for the betterment of humanity.

The core tenets of Silo's Message include the concept of a universal "spirit" or "force" that animates all life, and the idea that human suffering stems largely from internal conflicts and a lack of understanding or connection with oneself and others. Siloistas often participate in study groups, community gatherings, and social projects aimed at fostering peace and well-being. The movement's approach is often described as humanistic and spiritual, seeking to provide a framework for individuals to live more meaningful and fulfilling lives while contributing positively to the world.

Silo's work, particularly his book "Silo's Message," is central to the practices and beliefs of his followers. The movement has spread internationally, with communities and centers established in various countries. Siloistas generally advocate for a non-dogmatic approach to spirituality, focusing on personal experience and ethical conduct. Their philosophy encourages a rejection of violence in all its forms and promotes dialogue, understanding, and cooperation as the primary means of resolving conflicts and building a more just society.