🤍 Soledad Guerra, a Spanish teacher, has been working on physical health and the biomechanics of movement for over 15 years. A fitness instructor and certified Yoga and Aerial Yoga teacher, she worked for eight years running her own aerofitness center in the city of Tarifa, in southern Spain. However, she decided to put aside her business career to continue her training in India, where she traveled to learn yoga, adjustments, and alignments with the best yoga teachers, who also led her to immerse herself in Ayurvedic therapies and medicine with the best Indian gurus.

The intense light and inner strength of Master Soledad (Inirama) guide her on the path of helping others heal and improve their quality of life. Her devotion to helping others and her love for studying, understanding and healing the body and mind and the human body, its traumas, fears, addictions and the reflection in the physical body and its movement are the reasons for her continuous training in different corners of the world, knowing the different alternative therapies and ancestral medicines with renowned teachers and shamans in South America.
Master Soledad has dedicated her vocation to studying the functioning of the human body, its different diseases and blockages and intervening in its healing process as a qualified and experienced professional, both in sports and yoga as well as in Ayurvedic yoga therapies and ancestral medicines.

Soledad, as tradition dictates, was baptized and blessed by her teachers with the name ‘Inirama’, which means ‘good-smelling medicine’. She has followed, and continues to follow, various ‘plant-based diets’ or initiation diets with the Shipibo tribe, living with them in their community in the Peruvian jungle on the banks of the Ucayali River.
Her first teachers were members of a family that has worked with ancestral medicine for many generations, and her most significant teachers were Cesar Maynas and his wife Fidelia, along with the family’s grandparents: Felipe and Manuel. Teacher Rode and other local teachers have also trained, prepared, and guided Inirama (Soledad) along the path of ancestral medicine. Currently her Master is William, pure plant, traditional master and toetero (Toe master) lives in the jungle in the Native community of Amaquiria, from him she has obtained a lot of knowledge about Toe, Ayahuma, Machinga, Noya Rao, Plata de la vida, Ayahuasca, Bobinsana, piñon Colorao, etc. advanced diets in isolation that she has carried out in a traditional and very strict way to be empowered by the plants. , without any contact with the outside, telephone, without electricity and even without running water to wash, having to use the river for it.

According to tradition, to become a master one must have a strong “I” and a significant capacity for suggestion. This requires rigorous preparation achieved through periods of deprivation, fasting, and eating only plant-based foods—a little rice and occasionally boiled fish and ripe plantain—with barely any fruit, sugar, or salt. Sexual abstinence is also essential, as is giving up soap, detergent, and fabric softeners.
Inirama (Soledad) has successfully undergone this process under the supervision and care of her Shipibo family in Peru. Through this process, she has developed into a mature person with protective, confident, and supportive attitudes. She interacts strongly with those who seek her help and intervention. Inirama is a humble and honest master who practices medicine with great love and respect. Diets, plant spirits, and Mother Ayahuasca have blessed her with beautiful and sweet Ikaros, which she sings in Shipibo. The Ikaros are the medicinal canaries that help medicine heal and do its work. She develops the process by creating an emotional bond with patients that favors her therapeutic action and generating at all times an authentic movement toward the individual, who is treated as a human being.

During his experiences in different areas of the Peruvian jungle, he also had the pleasure of living with and learning from the Matses tribe, working with Kambo medicine, the powerful medicine of the Phyllomedusa bicolor frog, a tree frog that lives in certain parts of the Amazon rainforest.

She has also lived in Mexico, sharing and learning about Toad Medicine, Bufo Alvarius, Tepezcohuite, changa (love medicine) and other local entheogenic medicines with experienced and loving taitas from the area.

She works with Bufo alvarius, offering the magic that this medicine holds for the healing and evolutionary process of human beings. She only works in private ceremonies because she believes everyone needs the necessary attention and time, along with personalized therapies, to have a beautiful experience with this powerful, light-filled medicine. It gives us the opportunity to be reborn and reset our brains to free ourselves from what we are not and get closer to becoming full beings, full of love and light.

She produces and extracts some of her medicines from love and respect.

For her, follow-up and support in the integration of medicine are of vital importance, which is why she closely monitors her patients for as long as necessary and treats each one very personally.