I was born in Caracas, the capital of a small and beautiful country with a woman's name, "Venezuela," into a family where matriarchy reigned for several generations for various reasons, resulting in a lineage of warrior women: self-sufficient and courageous. However, my father was the love of my life, like every girl's. We were separated by divorce, and I later lost him tragically during my adolescence. This forced me to overcome the loss of the idealized image I had of him, as well as his physical absence, but it was through this experience that I learned forgiveness and tolerance.

I graduated as a Medical Surgeon at 23. Back then, I thought time was passing by so quickly, that there was still so much to learn, and that one lifetime wouldn't be enough to uncover all the mysteries the universe holds. Even my medical studies left me with more questions than concrete answers, challenging the limited logical capacity for understanding within the scientific paradigm. This curiosity, this passion for knowledge, has led me to study various humanities. In short, I can tell you that for as long as I can remember, I've been studying or reading something: one master's degree, five diplomas, three certifications, countless courses, and I've been self-taught in even more. And honestly, I discovered that I enjoy it. I love to travel, share experiences, and discover cultural diversity.

But I am also a human being who, like you, has had experiences of joy, laughter, colorful journeys, and setbacks, losses, farewells, and pain that have led me down the path that, not by chance, has brought us together today. With Life Teachers, of whom my mother was my Super Teacher, who passed away after battling breast cancer when I was 23, but who for more than 15 years had shown me the path of quantum energy, mathematics (she was an electrical engineer specializing in telecommunications), and also imagery, meditation, shamanic medicine—practices that Dr. Solomon was beginning to implement in his initial studies in the United States on psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) programs.

Through her, I learned the compassion that doctors must have for patients and their families; through her, I learned that we are all human and equal. But also that we are all different because we think, feel, and perceive differently. Since then, I have fallen in love with the knowledge of humanity, the divine, science, and health. And it is this accumulation of experiences, of lived experiences integrated with knowledge, that generates this philosophy of Well-being Awareness, which I offer to you so that you too can achieve the health changes that are convenient and necessary in your life.