Rehydrate and Replenish
Essential oils have been used for thousands of years for their potent healing properties. Tierra Santa Healing House’s range of all natural, hand-blended sacred oils are used to cleanse and energize the body in a range of spa rituals.
Cleanse body, mind, and spirit this summer at Tierra Santa Healing House with hydrating treatments, Pranic Healing workshops, and a packed calendar of high-vibrational events.
“We tend to lose more nutrients and vitamins in the summer because of the heat and sweat,” said Agustina Caminos, the director of the spa.
“Tierra Santa offers so many effective ways to rehydrate and replenish the body.”
The spa recently began collaborating with Taja Drip to offer IV Vitamin Infusion Therapy. “IV drips are one of the quickest ways to restore hydration and boost the body’s energy levels,” said Caminos. To combat sun-induced photoaging, book Tierra Santa’s new HydraFacial launching this June, which combines cleansing, exfoliation, hydration, and potent serums from skincare brands Biologique Recherche and QMS Medicosmetics.
The month of May kicks off with a Wesak Full Moon Meditation led by sound healer Jared Bistrong and Agustina Caminos on Faena Beach. Tierra Santa also welcomes back biohacker Julia Smila on May 12 for a workshop blending cutting-edge technology and holistic methodologies to optimize health, reduce stress and prevent disease. Following a Mother’s Day meditation ritual comes a women’s empowerment weekend led by Master Marilag Mendoza. At the end of the month, Caminos will lead a three-day Basic Pranic Healing Course that teaches practitioners how to self-heal through energy work and breathing techniques.
June highlights include World Reef Awareness Day with Ximena Caminos, the visionary behind Miami Beach’s forthcoming ReefLine; International Yoga Day; and a variety of events hosted by Modern Om and Caminos including Spiritual Sundays—an afternoon festival that takes place on the last Sunday of each month to connect like-minded people through mediation, breathwork and music. Shaman Eric Lopez closes out the month with a powerful Shamanic Family Constellations session.
In July, don’t miss a Swim Week purification on the beachfront with Caminos and an opportunity to shop designer swimsuits at the Big Bang spa boutique. There will also be sound healing experiences in the hammam and on July 3, a full moon meditation and sound bath with Jared Bistrong. “Sound is so powerful, within an hour it can transform someone’s entire energetic system,” said Bistrong.
Sacred Oils
Essential oils have been used for thousands of years for their potent healing properties. Tierra Santa Healing House’s range of all-natural, hand-blended sacred oils are used to cleanse and energize the body in a range of spa rituals.
We use lavender, tea tree, and sandalwood oils when working with the chakras to help remove stagnant energy from the body,” said spa director Agustina Caminos.
In the Tree of Life signature treatment, guests sample the whole range of essential oils to choose an aromatherapy fragrance for the body ritual. As the body rests on a heated bed, a combination of sacred oils is poured onto tension points along the spine followed by a hot stone massage along the body’s symbolic Tree of Life starting at the lower back (the roots), along either side of the spine (the trunk), and into the upper shoulders and neck (the branches). A collection of warm Nepalese singing bowls is placed on the lower back, slowly diffusing vibrations to release deep-seated tension in the body.
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