Rocío began her personal Zhineng Qigong practice in 2017.

She soon visited China, undertaking a 3-month teacher training in Qingcheng Mountains (teachers Lu Zhengdao, Ling Ming, Xi Xiaofeng, Wei Qifeng and Tao Qingyu). She subsequently attended healing classes at Xi’an Center for 40 days (with teacher Wang, Pan Shubao, Wang Yang Xiashi, Fu Wei, and Li Yumin).

She collaborated with Chinese teachers and centers until in 2020, when Rocío founded One Light School. 

Currently she offers courses, training and retreats internationally.

Some previous collaborations:
– Organization of the first international retreats in Xi’an Center, June, September and October 2019
– Invited to several centers in China to work with children on opening abilities: Anyang Center with Chen Li and Teacher Zhang; Shouguang Center with teacher Zhang, and online with teacher Gao Yaqun.
– In online format, she collaborated together with the Anyang Center, offering intensive healing classes for 6 months.
-She also collaborated in Teacher Training with the Xi’an Center for 10 months.
– Etc.

Rocío has an approach to spirituality and yoga from an early age.

In 2015 she began a further study of Indian philosophy through chanting mantras.

She got initiated into Kriya Yoga formal training from Paramahansa Yogananda with the Self Realization Fellowship. Kriyaban training.

She completed the TTC 200h Yoga Teacher Training with the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Center in Reith (Austria), and continues with various studies and practices with the Sivananda Yoga Centers in Europe.

Rocío visits significant places within the culture of Hinduism and traditional yoga, such as Rishikesh, Varanasi, Vrindavan, Calcutta, Tiruvannamalai. She visits major temples and meets great yoga masters of today.

She meets Amma (Mata Amritanandamayi Devi), and follows her teachings through visits to the ashram in India and the online academy, thus accumulating more than 200 hours of study and practice of traditional yoga and Hinduism.

Rocío started meditation in 2012 through the Vipassana technique.

She did numerous meditation retreats, alone and guided, in monasteries of various Buddhist traditions.

Some of these experiences have been:
– Vipassana retreat, Guatemala
– Intensive practice for months, Guatemala and Spain
– Retreat at Wat Tam Wua, buddhist forest monastery in Thailand
– Retreat in Suan Mokk, buddhist monastery in Thailand
– Retreat in Wat Trivisudhidham, buddhist monastery in Thailand
– Visits to some sacred caves and traditional temples in Nepal and north of India
– Stay at Buddhist Monastery Vajrayana Tradition Dag Shang Kagyu, in Huesca (Spain)
– Rains Retreat at Plum Village, Thich Naht Hanh’s community (France)
– Sattipathana Sutta retreat from S.N. Goenka Tradition, at Dhamma Makaranda, Mexico
– Etc.

Rocío had an inclination to use medicinal plants as a way for self-care since young age. In 2012, in her travels around central and south America, she studied with different populations. She spent some time with rastafaris and indigenous people in the Caribbean islands. She studied Andean Medicine in Otavalo’s Traditional Cliniques with local healers (Ecuator); and learned different techniques at Riobamba’a Alternative Hospital. She also got to learn from Mayan healers in Chichicastenango (Guatemala).

In 2012, she got initiated into master plants (Colombia) and this experience changed her life completely.  

From 2012 to 2018 she got immersed in working and studying with master plants in Colombia, Peru, Guatemala, and Mexico. From 2013 to 2016 she worked intensively with ceremonial cacao in Guatemala. She attended to more than 100 cacao ceremonies guided by Keith Wilson. During these years, she also guided cacao ceremonies and retreats by herself, and cooperated with some plants ceremonies.
Since 2018, she no longer walks this path.

Rocio was born in Spain. She is graduated in Audiovisual Communication by the University of Malaga.

She worked several years for the United Nations, more specifically the FAO program (Food and Agriculture Organisation) linked to Mediterranean countries.

She carried out her work at the same time that she developed personal projects that were supported by the Goverment. Some examples are:
– Programs for equality of humans rights, environment protection, alternative education and more, by organising screenings and talks to raise awareness in Public Centers, Universities, and Public Institutions. One of this projects was Cinema Politica Malaga.
– Projects to bring peace between countries. One of this projects was “Let’s Talk About Western Sahara”, where young people from all over the world got together to understand each other, discuss under non-violence to find solutions.

She worked as photographer, documentaries producer, translator and interpreter, director of audiovisual content for personal projects and in collaboration with some film producers from Canada and France.