Garden of Memory
Botanical Alchemy of the Subtle Body
Service Description
"We enter through the scent and find a place inside. The aroma opens paths where words cannot reach, crosses the mind, awakens memories and returns presence and vitality." This experience is an activation ritual. We work with the memories that the scent ignites, memories of home, of healing, of ancestry, and with what the body has learned and still carries. The purpose is to establish an intention, expand presence, and open space for internal reorganization processes. An invitation to remember oneself, what sustains and what needs care. We explore the seven energy centers of the body (7 chakras) with handcrafted botanical perfumes, in processes interspersed with prayer, chanting, and energetic practices. Each aroma finds an energy center and opens an inner universe: what wants to settle, what wants to release, what wants to flourish. Through conscious inhalation, the aroma becomes a somatic pathway. The body responds before the mind can explain, awakening sensations, memories, and emotional states that broaden self-awareness. Many traditions understand plants as bearers of intelligence, memory, and presence. Each herb, flower, or resin carries ancestral knowledge that precedes any technique. Botanical perfumes become portals through which we investigate how memories participate in the construction of identity and influence how we inhabit the present. The workshop is conducted with guided meditation, mindful breathing, conscious inhalation, sound vibrations, and a collective oracle reading, amplifying what the aromas awaken and offering symbolic language to what emerges. At the end, each participant chooses the perfume that resonates with them, and together, we create a synergy with fresh herbs, a bath ointment to take home. The person leaves with their body marked by a pleasant scent and a settled intention, as if they had undergone a leaf bath, sealing the body and clothing the spirit. Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes, price to be consulted. For groups of 5 to 50 people.
















