Changa. La medicina del amor (fechas flexibles)

About me …. Soledad Guerra, born in Spain, has spent more than a decade working on the health of the body and the biomechanics of movement. Fitness instructor and certified Yoga and Aeroyoga teacher, she worked for five years at the head of her own aerofitness center in the city of Tarifa, southern Spain. However, she decided to put her business career aside to continue her training in India, a country where she traveled learning yoga, adjustments and alignments, with the best yoga teachers who also led her to immerse herself in Ayurvedic therapies and medicine by the hands of the best gurus of India. Soledad's intense light and inner strength guides her on the path of helping others heal and improve her quality of life. Her devotion to helping others and her love for the human body and her movement are the reasons for her continuous training in different corners of the world, knowing the different alternative therapies and ancestral medicines with renowned shamans and masters in South America. Soledad has dedicated her vocation to studying the functioning of the human body, its different diseases and blockages and to intervene in its healing process as a qualified and experienced professional, both in sport and yoga as well as Ayurvedic yoga therapies and ancestral medicines. Soledad, as tradition requires, has been baptized and blessed by her teachers with the name of 'Inirama', which means 'beauty medicine with a good smell' and has undergone various 'plant diets' with the Shipibo tribe, living together with them in their community, in the Peruvian jungle on the banks of the Ucayali River. She has learned from a family that for many generations has worked with ancestral medicine and her most significant Maestros have been Cesar Maynas and her wife Fidelia Ronin Wesnas, along with the family's grandparents: Felipe and Manuel. Also the Maestra Rode and other Maestros in the area have trained, prepared and guided Inirama (Soledad) along the path of ancestral medicine. Currently his Maestro is William, pure plant, traditional teacher and toetero (Toe teacher) lives in the jungle in the Native community of Amaquiria, from him he has obtained a lot of knowledge about Toe, Ayahuma, Bobinsana etc. advanced diets in isolation that she has carried out with him, in a traditional and very strict way in order to be empowered by plants. According to tradition, to become a Maestro you must have a strong 'I' and an important capacity for suggestion, for which a rigorous preparation is required that is achieved through deprivation for periods of time, fasts, plant diets and foods only of plant origin, a little rice and occasionally boiled fish and ripe plantains, hardly any fruit, no sugar or salt, and sexual abstinence, giving up soap and even detergent and fabric softeners. free of sugar or salt, and sexual abstinence. Inirama (Soledad) has successfully undergone this process under the supervision and care of his Shipibo family in Peru and with this, he has developed and become a mature person, with protective, safe and caring attitudes, who exerts a strong interaction with people who seek her and require her help and intervention. She develops the process by creating an affective bond with the patients that favors her therapeutic action and at all times generating an authentic movement towards the individual, who is treated as a human entity. In his experiences through the different areas of the Peruvian jungle, he also had the pleasure of living with and learning from the Matses tribe, to work with Kambo medicine, the powerful medicine of the Phyllomedusa bicolor frog, a tree frog that lives in certain parts of the amazon rainforest. He has also lived in Mexico, sharing and learning about toad medicine, Bufo Alvarius, Tepezcohuite, changa (the medicine of love) and other local entheogenic medicines with experienced and loving taitas from the area. She produces and draws some of her medicine out of love and respect. For her, follow-up and help in the integration of medicine is of vital importance, which is why she closely follows her patients for as long as necessary and treats each one of them in a very personal way.