Ancient Wisdom for Modern Life
A Living Tradition
I believe the wisdom traditions of the world are not relics of the past—they are living practices that continue to help us navigate modern life with greater presence, vitality, resilience, and meaning.
My work is dedicated to making these timeless teachings accessible through meditation, sacred movement and sound, myth, and contemplative practice. Rather than offering quick fixes or simple answers, I invite people into practices that cultivate awareness, deepen self-understanding, and support meaningful transformation from the inside out.
Where It Began
I was born and raised in Argentina as a rioplatense Spanish criollo, deeply connected to my family's distinctive heritage and traditions.
My earliest teacher was my grandmother, a curandera, who introduced me to the living tradition of curanderismo that had been passed through generations of our family. Through her, I was introduced to a way of understanding the world that honored ritual, nature, community, and our relationship with something greater than ourselves.
Those early experiences awakened a lifelong curiosity about the wisdom traditions that help us cultivate greater presence, resilience, and meaning. What began as a family inheritance gradually became a lifelong path of study, practice, and personal exploration.
A Lifelong Practice
Over the course of my life, that early foundation has grown into a dedicated path of study, practice, and personal exploration.
Rather than following a single tradition, I have sought to learn from diverse teachers and wisdom lineages, discovering the common threads that connect them across cultures and generations.
Along the way, my studies have included meditation, contemplative philosophy, mythology, ritual, and practices that cultivate a deeper relationship between mind, body, and spirit.
Each teacher, tradition, and experience has offered a different perspective, yet all have pointed toward a shared understanding: wisdom is not simply something we learn—it is something we cultivate through practice.
Training & Lineage
Lifelong study and personal practice rooted in meditation, contemplative traditions, and inner cultivation.
Raised within a family tradition of curanderismo, learning directly from my grandmother.
Immersive learning with a Navajo family, exploring Indigenous North American perspectives on ceremony, community, and our relationship with the natural world.
Initiated into the Vedanta tradition of meditation and philosophy.
More than a decade of study with Grand Master Dr. Sat Chuen Hon in Taoist cultivation, Chinese contemplative traditions, Chinese internal arts, and Medical Qigong.
International Certification in Medical Qigong through The Institute for Traditional Medicine (Toronto, Canada) and The Dan Tao Center (New York City).
Musician and recording artist whose lifelong relationship with sound continues to shape both my personal practice and my work with others.
My APPROACH
Today, my work reflects a living dialogue between the traditions that have shaped my own path.
Rather than teaching any single tradition or blending them into a new system, I seek to honor the unique wisdom each offers while exploring the common principles that unite them. My role is not to provide answers, but to guide people into practices that cultivate greater presence, vitality, self-understanding, and a deeper relationship with themselves.
Whether someone is seeking greater balance, a richer spiritual practice, or a more intentional way of living, my intention remains the same: to offer practical pathways for integrating ancient wisdom into modern life.
At the heart of my work is a simple belief:
Transformation begins not by becoming someone else, but by remembering who you have always been.