Daniela Lhorente showed her ‘energetic’ house at La Divina Comida: she built it as a program partner | TV and Show

This Saturday a new episode of La Divina Comida was broadcast with the participation of four diners who enjoyed rich preparations and also intimate stories of each participant.

Comedian Bernadette Ruffinelli, historian and constituent candidate Jorge Baradit, long-time actor Alexis Zisis and actress and singer Daniela Lhorente were the ones who gathered at a new Chilevisión premiere.

And one of the moments that most attracted the attention of the space was in Daniela’s turn, because -as usual- the actress had to show some corners of her house, in which she highlighted the warmth of the spaces and a ‘country’ decoration. chilena ‘, in addition to the presence of amulets and other energetic objects.

On the expansive property, Lhorente also showed his favorite personal space where he practices his biogmagnetism classes and reads about this and other disciplines related to energy medicine.

“Since the pandemic I began to feel that I needed to calm my mind a lot and the opportunity to create this space was given. I have taken courses in biogmagnetism, I built my altar and I have many books on energy, energy medicine, which are the things that I like. Here I meditate, I light my candle and this gave me strength and nothing else, I just have to be me“Said the actress about this space.

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It should be noted that biogmanetism is defined as a therapeutic system in which, through high-power magnets placed on various areas of the body, work is done to eliminate bacteria, viruses, and other parasites that cause various diseases.

But another point that also stood out about this house is that the first owner and the person who “built” it was his partner from the program, Alex Zisis.

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The actor lived there for 14 years and when he entered the place again there was a hint of emotion that crossed the screen. In addition, he had a comical moment when he saw the dining room, noting: “They turned the table upside down! It doesn’t work like that, although it has to be a square table ”.

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And he released another piece of information: “The doors and windows are made of cypress from Las Guaitecas (commune of Aysén), collected in the desert … they were from the northern telegraphs.”

Finally, he added that they have it “very beautiful” and highlighted the swimming pool of the place, something that he never dared to build for fear of children.