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A page dedicated to herbal integrative body work by Maya Her touch is highly intuitive and each massage is tailored to meet her client’s needs.

Maya Marquez A Santa Monica native, Maya graduated from Cypress Health institute in Santa Cruz, CA in 2002 as well as attending Clayton College of Natural Health specializing in Herbology. In 2011 she became an Arvigo Practitioner
Over the past 12 years she has developed her own bodywork style. Her work incorporates deep Swedish techniques with effective neuromuscular and trigger point therapy in conjunction with fresh herbal wrap treatments to help clients attain balance and well-being. In addition, as a Reflexologist Maya's specialty is foot and lower leg work, taking time to understand the feet and help whole body ailments through reflex point work. Before coming to LA Beauty Buffet Maya obtained invaluable experience working with clients at a chiropractor/acupuncturist therapy as well as a aromatherapy boutique spa and Burke Williams while building a private practice. The modalities she offers here are: Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Reflexology Massage, Sports Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Release, lymphatic Massage, Arvigo/maya Massage and Prenatal Massage. As well as Herbal integrative treatment

29/10/2026

Maferefun Eleguá. ❤️🖤
You have been in Marley and mine sphere heavy these days.
Baba mi, everything begins and ends with you. I humbly ask that you continue to show me the way. Keep my roads clear and refreshed. Let me always have enough, and may I never lose sight of the abundance that has entered my life. Continue to guide me with your knowledge and love. Help me understand my destiny, recognize my power, and grow into my true potential. Not just for myself, but so I can be a better mama, partner, healer, and woman. Please continue to bless my Godparents, my child, my parents, my Habibi, my family, the friends who have become family, mi familia de Ocha, and every person who has loved, uplifted, and supported me. Thank you for reminding me of who I am and all that I am capable of becoming. I’m far from perfect. You know that. But you also know my heart. You know my intentions, my struggles, and how hard I’m trying.
I have so much more to learn, so much more to become, and so many roads still ahead of me. But with you beside me, in my heart, and holding my head, I know I will find my way.
And through it all, I remain blessed, protected, and undoubtedly unf**kwithable.
May the roads of all children of Eleguá be clear, refreshed, and full of abundance.
Maferefun Eleguá, today and always. Modupé, Baba mi. ❤️🖤🔑

29/10/2026

Happiest of Bornsdays to two women I love so dearly, Trinnette and Patty!! ❤️🌱✨
Trinette Furtado Patty Lee y

Trinnette, what a gift to walk through this wild life alongside you. All the work, the laughter, the hard days, and the beautiful moments in between. I love you so much and am forever grateful for you.

Patty, I am so grateful our paths crossed in this lifetime. You bring so much love and laughter into my world, and I hope you know how loved you are!

Two incredible women sharing a birthday! May this next trip around the sun be full of sweetness, belly laughs, good adventures, and all the love you both deserve. Love you fiercely!! ❤️

14/10/2026

My sweet sis Trinette Furtado has offered to put together this fundraiser to help my little family. 🥹❤️ I’m so touched by her thoughtfulness and generosity. Asking for help isn’t always easy, but being surrounded by people who show up with so much love makes the hard days a little lighter. Thank you sis for showing up for us in such a beautiful way. 🫶🏽

Come get some ice cream on Halloween and help us get Marley back on the road! 🎃💕

09/10/2026

OSHUN X MAMA X MARLEY 🍯🌻💛

03/10/2026

Thereʻs nothing wrong with being a lot. The ocean is a lot. Mountains are a lot. Music is a lot. Love is a lot. No one creates art or writes poetry about lukewarm fking tap water.

Happy Venus in Retrograde 💗

If you haven’t heard the Sumerian tale of Innanah. Highly recommend checking it out.

28/09/2026

Death and I have had a long, complicated, beautiful relationship.

It began at 18, here on Maui, when I helped my Aunt Lynn transition to the next portal. I didn’t have language for what it would mean. I only knew I was called to be present for someone I loved as she left this world.

It transformed me.

Looking back, I see how much of the healer I became was born there. Aunt Lynn knew my path before I did. She trusted something in me I hadn’t discovered yet. I love and miss her still. She was one of my first teachers.

At 19, I began working in hospice. Later I became a birth doula, work I’ve done for over 23 years. Somehow this life has placed me beside both portals—coming and going.

I am a healer through and through, and so blessed to have this gift. I’ve learned there isn’t always something to fix. Sometimes the medicine is comfort, touch, silence, witnessing, or simply being present.

Our dead don’t simply disappear. They become ancestors. We speak their names, honor them and continue loving them beyond the physical.

Recently, I had the profound honor of helping usher Mikey Boi toward the ancestor realm, Hawaiian style. There was ceremony, community, reverence and aloha, but also the simplest form of care: being present.

He was so deeply loved and will be missed by so many. I’m honored to have been part of his journey home.

None of this makes grief easier. I’ve seen too many people die before they should have, especially people failed by systems meant to care for them. I don’t romanticize preventable death.

Death doesn’t scare me the way we’re taught it should. I respect it. I grieve it. Sometimes I’m fu***ng angry at it. And I’m still curious about it.

Maybe being so close to death is why I love being alive so much. I love hard. I tell people what they mean to me. I notice ordinary moments while they’re still ordinary.

After all the births, bedsides, bodies, goodbyes, altars and ancestors, I believe love has never been particularly obedient to the boundary between the living and the dead.

Rest well, Mikey Boi. You were loved here. May the ancestors receive you with that same love. 🤍

04/07/2026

Just popping on to say aloha, post a cute selfie, and share a few of the books keeping me company lately.
One of my New Year’s resolutions was to read 24 books this year, and somehow I’m already on book #11. Turns out my nervous system likes books more than doomscrolling. 😹 .Every book has been a little reminder that there’s still beauty, wisdom, and imagination in the world.
Life has been... a lot. So I’m stepping away from IG for a while. You’ll probably find me barefoot by the river or by the ocean with a book in my lap, loving on my people,supporting my son on his journey with college, serving my community, and loving on my man.
The world is loud. I’m choosing a little more quiet for now.
A hui hou. Be good to each other. 🤎

21/06/2026

JUNETEENTH ON MAUI ✊🏽❤️

18/06/2026

I woke up this morning to the news that 1-year-old Kohen Wiley was killed by police.
A fu***ng baby.
A baby who should be here learning new words, making messes, and being held by people who love him. Instead, we are saying his name because police opened fire over allegations involving diapers.
The news hit me like a punch to the chest and instantly took me back to the months my son and I spent organizing weekly sign waves after George Floyd was murdered. I remember him asking me, “Mama, how do I not get killed by the police?” No child should ever have to ask that question.I checked in with him today, and we cried together. Moments like this make me want to hold him forever. We talked about Kohen. We talked about Gaza. We talked about the thousands of babies whose names the world will never know because there are simply too many dead children to keep track of.
And I am fu***ng tired.
I spend my life advocating. Twenty-four hours a day. Three hundred and sixty-five days a year. For people being crushed by systems that were never built for them to survive. I stay informed. I show up. I organize. I educate. I try to carry hope. Today I cried between every massage client. I talked about it with them. I am not masking. I am not pretending. I am not performing wellness today.
I am angry.When does it stop? When do we stop murdering Black babies? When do we stop murdering children? When do we stop treating oppressed people as disposable?My son said to me today, “Mama, go back to the streets and say it out loud. BLACK LIVES MATTER.”
So I will.I’ve had many conversations recently about anti-Pōpolo sentiment here in Hawaiʻi, and I will continue to have those conversations. Because we see this pattern over and over again: oppressed people are taught to fear, hate, and harm other oppressed people. Colonialism teaches us to punch sideways instead of upward. White supremacy depends on it.I am here to disrupt that. I am here to challenge that. CONT IN COMMENTS 👇🏽

14/06/2026

The first slide is a JOKE and hopefully gets you to swipe cuz the algorithm sucks and it’s my trickster energy and my beloved Santos feast day.

Just a reminder: I am not anti-Jewish, and frankly, I am tired of being accused of that.

I am anti-Zionist. I oppose the actions and policies of the State of Israel. Those are not the same thing, no matter how many times people try to conflate them.

I love and respect many Jewish people in my life, and I have seen countless Jewish voices speak out against the atrocities being committed in Gaza and throughout Palestine. Criticizing a government, an occupation, or a political ideology is not the same as hating an entire people.

Please stop weaponizing that accusation to shut down legitimate criticism and conversations about human rights.

🇵🇸 🇪🇭 🇨🇩❤️ … apparently im only allowed 5 hashtags so FREE EM ALL

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