We are in an intimate and personal construction, healing, dying, in order to be reborn. We are opportunities, moments, learnings that, like information, become lodged in our essence. One by one, we encode and define what we are and what we came to do in the world.We attract what we feel, that's why it's important to be aware of what we think and desire, because the soul, to be fulfilled, must be connected to a body that doesn't seek outside how to fill the voids.

"A problem cannot be conceived as such until the concepts to define and delimit it have been created."
In the 1950s, the idea of wellness was developed, understanding that human well-being had to go beyond what had previously been encompassed in the realm of health.
Thus, this concept had to include, in addition to the correct functioning of the body, the capacity to pursue various paths of self-realization.

The symbol that expresses beauty, not as a "unit" but as a relationship of infinite forms, is known as the golden spiral. It is present in nature, music, mathematics, and the visual arts, resulting in a natural proportion that visually defines the harmony of objects. In the human body, this spiral represents a perfect man (homo quadratus), where its limbs are proportioned to its structure as a whole, forming exact patterns and aiding in delineating the vision of anyone sensitive enough to see the essential transformation that the being needs.