MISSION STATEMENT
It is designed for public speakers in corporate, legal, and political sectors, as well as singers, actors, teachers, students, and anyone who communicates in public spaces.
It stands as an alternative to traditional public speaking techniques and artistic voice methods that often lead to the depersonalization and homogenization of the vocal professional.
Behind the public persona of the performing artist and the public speaker lies a wealth of profound information.
Voce Vera is a journey of self-awareness
It fosters non-judgmental listening and self-knowledge through the immediate exploration of the physical, emotional, energetic, and relational experience of using one's voice.
It invites a person's true nature to manifest through sound, achieving a harmonious use of the voice—in full respect of oneself, others, and the community.
Voce Vera becomes a lifestyle
Awareness grants constant access to one's inner truth and the freedom to choose happiness in every moment. To quote Gandhi: "Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony."
A small contribution to healing our world. A lifestyle to mend the destructive, false, and manipulative communications that divide us, threatening personal well-being, our communities, and our planet.
VALUES
- Like fingerprints, the voice is unique to each individual.
- It is a complex process that begins within the person, long before the sound is heard.
- It is the product of a delicate balance that involves every aspect of the human being.
- It manifests as a sonic vibration that reveals to the world "who we are": a partial truth in constant motion.
- Listening is the primary tool for understanding the voice, body, mind, heart, emotions, oneself, and the other.
- To listen means to embrace silence, preparing oneself to receive and welcome information.
- Stage fright is a natural feeling; it should not be suppressed, as it is part of human nature, but rather embraced and viewed as an opportunity for inner growth.
- Harmony with others and with the audience requires empathy, knowing and living one's true nature, and the act of surrender.
- Our truth is the perception of the subjective reality of our being at any given moment, and it is just as real as anyone else's.
- Truth is dynamic: one must always be willing to accept a new truth at any moment.
- Vocalizing one's truth can wound the listener and create division when they are not ready or willing to hear it.
- Vocalizing one's truth can wound the listener and create division when the speaker is unyielding and believes their truth to be absolute.
- Vocalizing the truth requires self-listening, intellectual honesty, transparency, sincerity, consistency, and respect for the truths of others.
- It is best to offer true words to those who seek them with a clear and sincere gaze, and to never underestimate the violence of those who choose to live in falsehood.
VISION
People who truly listen have respectful hearts and are full of purity and humility. Like a blank page, they possess the ability to accept every true word that comes from life.
Rossana Baroncelli