Inez Aires

Portuguese-born into a family with 2 centuries of medical lineage, Inez is a Yoga Teacher, Bodyworker, Fire Keeper, and Environmental Engineer. She has been practicing Yoga since 1999 and teaching internationally since 2005 across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Australia. Her background includes Ashtanga, Hatha, Kundalini, Trauma-Informed, Prison, and Children’s Yoga, alongside studies in Tai Chi, Qi Gong, and Contemporary Dance. Certified by Yoga Alliance International and the World Yoga Federation, she has taught in retreats, festivals, studios, schools, and private settings worldwide. Initiated as a Fire Keeper in Mexico in 2012 under the Mayan Cosmovision tradition, she facilitates ceremonies for initiations, weddings, baptisms, and funerals. As a professional bodyworker, her training includes Deep Tissue, Sobada Maya, Reiki, Thai Massage, Abhyanga, Acupressure, and Energetic Flow therapies. She is part of the Working with Satya team, creator of the MAYOGA game with Majora, and founder of Yoga nas Prisões in Portugal. My journey has a Bodyworker is about learning, embodying, and integrating the 5 Elements in the 5 Doshas, how can we feel and understand better their presence in our bodies and around us, which are the methods, therapies, practices or systems that can mediate this relation. As an environmental engineer, I learn and work with our external relation with the ecosystem. As a bodyworker and yogini, I look for inner engineering to feel, understand, and integrate all these dimensions inside. As a firekeeper, learn and practice the ways of the Elements. For the past years, been preparing and putting together an approach that is a journey through the healing arts of the 5 Elements. Element Air - Asana and Pranayama Element Fire - Fire Cleanse, Sauna, Temazcal Element Water - Aquatic Bodywork in warm water Element Earth - Deep Tissue, Thai Massage, Sobada Maya Element Ether - Reiki, Solfeggio Frequencies Quantum Sound Therapy and Singing Bowls. This voyage has 5 sessions in a specific order, so the elements are embodied and integrated because each plays a unique role in the functions and structures of our body and each one has a ‘season’ in our cycle of life. I am grateful to my teachers who have passed the knowledge and inspire me to put together this approach.