Clay therapy is a ritual of returning to the origin. It uses pure clay—living earth, charged with minerals and tiny quartz particles—that has preserved the memory of the subsoil for centuries. By wrapping the body in this mantle of clay, we allow the earth to receive us, nourish us, and return us to the natural pulse from which we come.

In a world saturated with electricity, screens, and noise, our bodies fill with positive ions, tension, and thoughts that cannot find rest. Clay, with its feminine and magnetic polarity, absorbs the excess, drains what is in the way, and balances what has become disordered.
It is an ancient medicine that helps us go down to the root, cleanse the energetic field, and restore the balance between mind, emotion, and body.

When coming into contact with clay, something is released:
stress subsides, worry dissolves, energy reorganizes.
The earth centers us again.

Spiritual and energetic benefits:
* Discharge of dense memories and accumulated tensions.
* Harmonization of the body's electromagnetic field.
* Feeling of deep peace, inner silence, and clarity.
* Reconnection with the frequency of the earth and the feminine principle.
* Return to one's own center, to the essential rhythm.

Clay therapy is allowing the Earth to support us, balance us, and remind us who we are when everything else fades away.

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SILFO CIFUENTES

FACILITATOR

Silfo Cifuentes was born in Valle del Cauca and from a young age chose a different path: he left urban life to venture into the Colombian jungle, where he lived for decades with indigenous communities and learned from their sacred relationship with the land.

A visual artist by training and a creator by nature, Silfo developed throughout his life a deep understanding of minerals, clay, and the elements. From that experience, his unique form of Clay Therapy was born: a ritual of release, balance, and reconnection with the earth.

Today he shares this practice at One Santuario, guiding each person to return to their roots, to silence, and to their origin through contact with clay.