Sinologist, Qigong Master, and Italian representative at the World Congress of Qigong, Marisa Vocca has taught Qigong classes and professional Qigong operator courses in Rome since the beginning of the 1990s. She was awarded “Italy Qigong Master of the Year” at the 15th World Congress of Qigong in 2013, held in San Francisco, USA, alongside some of the top Qigong masters of the world.
Sinologist, Qigong Master, and Italian representative at the World Congress of Qigong, Marisa Vocca has taught Qigong classes and professional Qigong operator courses in Rome since the beginning of the 1990s. She was awarded “Italy Qigong Master of the Year” at the 15th World Congress of Qigong in 2013, held in San Francisco, USA, alongside some of the top Qigong masters of the world.
Marisa is a sinologist who has studied Chinese Medicine, Tibetan Medicine, and holds diplomas in Iridology, Shiatsu, and Foot Reflexology. She has also extensively studied various energy techniques from different ancient cultures to promote body health.
As the Founder and President of “NeiDao – The Inner Way” Association for many years, Marisa has contributed to various projects supporting addiction recovery, medical operators, health workers, cancer patients, and their relatives. She has organized Qigong courses in public schools to help teachers, operators, and students manage anxiety, depression, lack of self-esteem, improve concentration, and address postural and respiratory problems.
Marisa has presented Qigong projects to large companies, facilitating internal courses for employees and incorporating relaxing breaks to alleviate stress-related issues. Through the NeiDao Association, she has proposed practice techniques for office settings to aid posture, breathing, digestion, and blood circulation.
Qigong is an incredible system of practices, meditations, inner growth, healing techniques, and scientific research. It has a rich history and has developed in various directions, encompassing martial arts, medical applications, and the realm of meditation. In a person’s life, Qigong represents a valuable treasure that aids in making life special and fulfilling, nurturing important virtues such as awareness, self-esteem, full connection, and comprehension of body language.
Qigong has made me stronger in fighting diseases, better equipped to cope with problems, and helped me understand myself and communicate more deeply with others. Qigong has the potential to create a better world, filled with happy, healthy, and content individuals. Those who practice Qigong are prepared to face problems and diseases proactively rather than passively enduring them and relying solely on external help. I believe that even medical doctors can provide better care when patients are more aware and ready to help themselves through Qigong practice. I am an example and living proof of this, and I will share my story to illustrate its transformative power.
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