In this episode:

* The mystica is a collective practice that integrates personal reflection, contemplation, and social action.

* Mystica originated in the 1960s through the liberation theology movement in Latin America, emphasizing the liberation of the oppressed and socioeconomic justice.

* This practice is meant to bring grounding, presence, and reflection to political events, connecting participants to the spiritual and collective roots of their struggle.

* Participation is optional, welcoming all faiths, spiritualities, and non-beliefs.

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