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Valle de Bravo is one of the most beautiful forest destinations in Mexico. El Santuario understands its secret and shares it. It is part of its essence. This is perceived from the moment the guest enters its facilities. There is no border. There is continuity between the exterior and the interior. El Santuario welcomes you and has something for everyone. Families, couples, friends, work teams, reclusive foodies searching for unforgettable experiences. All staff is trained in sanitary measures, plus the collaboration of guests observing post-pandemic protocols, offer that extra element that every traveler demands today: healthy environments. El Santuario has integrated it into its vocation: spiritual health, physical, and building health.
The power of nature and the pressure of millennia created large quartz deposits in our mountain. Quartz is universal energy capable of absorbing, balancing, transforming, and projecting energy in humans. This wonderful crystal has the property of calming the mind and leveling emotions.
The stained glass window of the Gate of the Night is the creation of the Italian master of light Narcissus Quagliata, considered one of the most important contemporary glass artists. The door represented in this piece symbolizes the transition between darkness and light, an access point to another reality. The door always encourages us to travel, it ventures us into mystery.
The swan receives and bids farewell to our visitors, symbolizing the union between the mortal body and the transcendent soul. Throughout the millennia, different cultures have seen in the swan symbols of purity, grace, beauty, royalty, silence, and contact with a higher spiritual consciousness.
For millennial, water has been the integrating symbol par excellence, a bridge between the physical world and the spirit’s unlimited space; the conjunction of universes, meeting point with the inner being. The metaphor of the flow of time, the essence of life, adaptive wisdom to all forms, in El Espejo de Agua, the inner gaze.
The spirit of the mountain, when dictating the architectural project of El Santuario, suggested the piano stairs, which move slightly when stepping on them, with the intention that the movement returns the attention to the present moment at each step.
The extraordinary stained glass was created by the Italian contemporary master Narcissus Quagliata, author of the dome of the Basilica of Santa Maria Degli Angeli, Rome. The piece is a poetic view through crystals to the enigma of the Cosmos. A perfect space for meditation, personal recollection, and a spiritual journey.

This environment was designed for meditation, personal recollection, and spiritual travel. The extraordinary stained glass window was created by the Italian master Narcissus Quagliata, author of the dome of the Basilica of Santa Maria Degli Angeli in Rome, possessor of a poetics that looks straight ahead, through glasses, at the enigma of the Cosmos.
Our representation of the Chartres labyrinth is the symbolic entrance to the celestial city. It follows the lines of sacred geometry to manifest the divinity in the universe, the mystery of unity, and invites to follow a spiritual path. To enter a labyrinth is to enter a path of transformation, in which one must trust the journey, even when the outcome is unknown.
The Chinese holy book I Ching is not properly divinatory: it is a glimpse coupled with the advice of ancient sages. Its sixty-four hexagrams, each made up of six levels of solid or broken lines, speak of heaven and earth, like the sixty-four rooms of El Santuario. Like an oracle, the room that chooses each guest represents the door they need to enter for self-knowledge.
Duality is present day and night, light and darkness, sun and moon. The Yin-Yang of the I-Ching is a philosophy represented in the 64 rooms around the mountain, as many as there are hexagrams. The door of each room is a work of art, a manifestation of the feminine and masculine aspects integrated into each being. It is an invitation to recognize the non-duality, the integration in each of us.