The name Clarum comes from the Latin clarus — clear, bright. Just as an astrological stellium is a cluster of planets converging on a single point in the sky, amplifying its energy, our paths bring different practices — coaching, meditation, movement — together into a single point: clarity within yourself.
A path of inquiry, awareness and balance
For more than forty years, alongside his work as an entrepreneur in business services, Mirko Silvestrini has devoted part of his life to the study and practice of Eastern contemplative disciplines, seeking a deeper understanding of the mind, the body and human nature.
His path led him to explore Vipassanā meditation and Zen, in both its Rinzai and Sōtō forms: different traditions united by the search for awareness and inner balance.
A former Hatha Yoga teacher, he has combined meditative practice with the study of martial arts, seen not only as physical disciplines but also as tools for concentration, self-control and psychophysical harmony.
His travels in India and Nepal brought him into direct contact with Tibetan monks, from whom he learned traditional breath-control techniques and explored disciplines such as Tummo, which examine the relationship between breathing, concentration and inner energy.
From this long journey of study, practice and personal experience, Clarum Holistic Center was born: a space for those who wish to know themselves better, regain their balance and face life's challenges and changes with greater awareness.
His approach offers no ready-made formulas or one-size-fits-all solutions. Instead, it blends the wisdom of Eastern contemplative traditions with individual guidance grounded in listening, dialogue and respect for each person's uniqueness.
Alongside him, Clarum Holistic Center works with established coaches: serious, well-prepared professionals with solid experience in individual and group guidance. They combine expertise, attentive listening and professional ethics, and are ready to support anyone who wants to gain clarity, find a new direction and transform their life in a concrete and lasting way.
Clarum's philosophy is simple: not to tell others which road to take, but to help them discover their own.
Clarum paths are coaching, meditation and personal-growth experiences, distinct from a clinical or therapeutic path. For psychological difficulties, the right reference remains a qualified psychologist or doctor.