The vision of Spirit is focusing on experiencing the most from the Beauty of what surrounds us. The concept of spirit blurs the distinction between the real and the unreal, as well as between life and the inanimate.

Spirit, comes from the Latin spiritus, meaning "breath." The word was loaned into Middle English in the 13th century via the Old French word, espirit. In Christianity, a distinction was made between soul and spirit. The belief in spirits is closely tied to the ancient concept of animism, which attributed spirits to everything in Nature, including human beings, animals, plants, and rocks. It was widely believed that spirits were composed of a misty, airy, or subtle material. 

The origin of Spirit is also connected to the fifth element : ether, what is intangibly connected to the human spirit and to each element on Earth. We like to think that with Spirit we can contribute to open the door between our world and the infinite world of what is the Human spirit. Subjectively we experience this beauty when we see, we hear, we feel, we taste and we smell. Then, we are present.