Vision
Contribute to a more conscious world, where people can live with presence, heal from the root, and reconnect with nature, with others, and with themselves.
Mission
Facilitate transformative experiences that integrate psychotherapy, body, meditation, and connection with nature, offering a nurturing and profound space where people can explore their inner world, regulate their nervous system, and cultivate a life of greater awareness and authenticity.
WHAT INSPIRES US
We are inspired by the possibility of a simpler, truer, and more present life. We believe in the power of stopping, listening, and inhabiting the moment as it is.
We are driven by a longing to awaken: to break free from automatism, to let go of the personas that define us, and to remember who we are beyond the masks. We are inspired by contemplative traditions, depth psychology, the wisdom of the body, shared silence, honest inner work, and genuine human connection.
We are guided by a profound certainty: that consciousness flourishes when there is presence, that truth is simple, and that living with an open heart transforms not only our lives but also the world we inhabit.
OUR FACILITATORS
Manuel Araneda / Dadhi Prem
A clinical and sports psychologist with a minor in literature from Diego Portales University (2005-2010), he has over 15,000 hours of experience in individual, couples, and group psychotherapy. He was a university professor at the Universidad del Desarrollo, where he taught courses on literature and psychology, and also participated as a teacher in diploma courses dedicated to Sufism, Taoism, and Zen Buddhism.
He has participated in various conferences with presentations focused on the relationship between psychology, art, and Eastern spirituality, including a workshop on psychology and photography at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York. He also conducted a seminar on mystical poetry in the style of Rumi, invited by the Naqshbandi Tariqa. In the artistic field, he has published poetry plaquettes inspired by Rumi's work and held photography exhibitions in Chile and the United States. He is the author of the book "Die Armutslehre der Bohne" (Ed. Parasitenpresse, 2018), published in Cologne, Germany, which integrates poetry and photography in a critical and contemplative reflection on human realities.
He currently works as a psychotherapist and sports psychologist, working with high-performance athletes. He has worked with Chilean national team players and with players competing in international tournaments such as the Copa Libertadores. He has also worked in the tennis world, supporting processes in high-level tournaments such as Grand Slams and Masters 1000s. He specializes in Gestalt Therapy, with an approach that integrates trauma processing, somatic work, meditation, and Advaita Vedanta self-inquiry.
Throughout his career, he has deepened his spiritual path, guided by teachers such as Eckhart Tolle (Norway, 2015; Chile, 2018, 2023), Mooji (India, 2020), Ching (Chile, 2015-2024), and Satyaprem (USA, Brazil, Chile, 2014-2020). He is a certified facilitator of Osho Active Meditations (Osho Foundation International, India) and a Teacher of Presence from the Eckhart Tolle School of Awakening (Canada).
In 2020, she co-founded Bosque Satori, a meditation center located in southern Chile, where she regularly conducts retreats dedicated to meditation, self-inquiry, and exploration of the essential nature of Being. Since 2025, she has developed Bosque Satori Sports, an area where she integrates psychological techniques, mindfulness, and somatic work to support high-performance athletes in developing their maximum potential and well-being.
Paulina López
Clinical Psychologist and Executive Coach, with a minor in Oriental Art and Aesthetics and a diploma in Psychoplastic Medicine from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. She holds a postgraduate degree in Individual and Group Interventions through Psychodrama from the Center for Psychodrama Studies in Chile, and a diploma in Cognitive Constructivist Psychotherapy from the University of Chile. She is currently training as a Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner, certified by Somatic Experiencing International (SEI), and is pursuing the Specialist Diploma in the Intestinal Balance Method for Integral Health (MEISI), taught by the School of Advanced Studies in Alternative and Complementary Medicine MASHACH, Mexico.
She has experience in graduate teaching and clinical supervision of undergraduate internships. She has worked extensively with adults in contexts of high psychosocial vulnerability, addressing emotional imbalances, personality disorders, and substance abuse. She has also worked with children with behavioral problems and with young people in the university setting, developing innovative group interventions using psychodrama.
He has facilitated coaching processes for leadership development, integrating experiential methodologies and a strengths-based approach, with the goal of improving quality of life and personal and professional performance.
Throughout her career, she has explored meditation and self-awareness practices from diverse Eastern cultures and traditions, as well as the spiritual vision of Native American peoples and the knowledge of indigenous healers from the Amazon.
She currently provides individual and group psychotherapy, integrating diverse psychological approaches with an emphasis on somatic wisdom, nervous system regulation, and the activation of human creative potential.
She is the co-founder of Bosque Satori, a center specializing in meditation and group psychotherapy that integrates contemplative practices, psychodrama, somatic approaches, gestalt, and connection with nature, generating spaces for personal transformation, bonding healing, and consciousness expansion.