It is a neologism coming from the group of Payamédicos , where they unite clown ("artist who makes a humorous act") with philosophy, using their apheresis "sophia". It is a way of facing life not only through humour and health care, but also with tolerance, respect for others and resilience.
It is said of the philosophy of life based on Humor and Laughter, that being valid in themselves, they are actually two subcategories of a larger theme: Joy. Joy means being in touch with the bigger picture, being in a greater state of consciousness where humor is the vehicle that transports us from a place of narrow awareness to a place of expanded consciousness, and laughter is our reaction to that process that makes us happy. The clown does not need a red nose (which is also not excluded) or any costume to express the joy that flows by itself and arises in the clown spontaneously.
