SCULPTURE

May 16

SUMMARY

In this profound dialogue, Matías explores the essence of the humanbeing and its intrinsic connection to the earth, symbolized throughclay. This exchange reflects on how we are shaped, not only physicallybut spiritually, from the natural elements that constitute ourenvironment and our being. The discussion reveals a vision of humanityas creations formed from clay, with each individual being a divinelysculpted work of art, designed to reflect and embody the qualities ofthe spirit that breathes and lives through us. By acknowledging ourconnection to the earth and clay, we are invited to consider our ownlives as canvases or blocks of clay, ready to be sculpted intoexpressions of beauty and meaning by our own divinely inspiredhands.

QUOTE

“When the ancients saw that little seeds grew in the mud, in theunion of water and earth, they could understand where life comesfrom.”

EXERCISE

1. Find an outdoor place where you can sit directly on the earth orclose to it. Close your eyes and breathe deeply, feeling how the freshair fills your lungs and revitalizes your body. Imagine yourself as aplant, with roots extending into the soil, absorbing energy andnourishment from the earth. Feel how this connection recharges andbalances you.

2. Get some clay or mud that you can mold. As you work the material withyour hands, focus your attention on the sensation of the clay betweenyour fingers. Meditate on how, just as you mold the clay, you can shapeaspects of your life. Reflect on the areas in which you want to makechanges and visualize how you shape those intentions into reality.