Federal Deputy Giovani Cherini
President of the Health Committee of the Chamber of Deputies Coordinator of the Parliamentary Front for Integrative Health Practices and Happiness of the National Congress and Specialist in Public Health Guest author, writes the foreword to the book.
Giovani Cherini is a federal deputy with a solid public career and recognized work in the areas of integrative health, human development, and public policy. With integrative training that includes Master Trainer in Neuro-Linguistic Programming and studies in Emotional Education, Social Cybernetics, and Reiki, he has built a political vision based on the integration of science, spirituality, and well-being. He served four terms as a state deputy in Rio Grande do Sul and was president of the Legislative Assembly. In the Chamber of Deputies, he stood out as one of the most voted parliamentarians of his party, exercising leadership and coordination functions within the parliamentary group. He is the author of more than one hundred laws and president of the Mixed Parliamentary Front for Integrative Health Practices, strengthening the recognition and expansion of these therapies in Brazil.
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About Federal Deputy Giovanni Cherini
Giovani Cherini is a federal deputy with a solid public career and recognized work in the areas of integrative health, human development, and public policy. He has participated in visits and studies in Russia, Italy, Portugal, Germany, Israel, the Netherlands, Spain, the United States, France, Argentina, Uruguay, India, and China, and founded the Youth Without Borders University of Leaders Cooperative.
With an integrative background that includes Master Trainer certification in Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Ontopsychology, and studies in Emotional Education, Social Cybernetics, and Reiki, he has built a political vision based on the integration of science, spirituality, and well-being.
He served as a state representative in Rio Grande do Sul for four consecutive terms (1995–1999, 1999–2003, 2003–2007, and 2007–2011), during which time he presided over the Legislative Assembly in 2010. In the Chamber of Deputies, he distinguished himself as one of the most voted parliamentarians of his party, exercising leadership and coordination functions within his party's parliamentary group.
He is a speaker on the topic: KOKHMAHÁ – Wisdom in Education. He gives lectures and courses, having been heard by more than 100,000 people on topics such as Holoser, Kokhmahá, Leadership, Life Goals, Family Values, and Emotional Education.
He is the author of more than one hundred laws and president of the Mixed Parliamentary Front for Integrative Health Practices, strengthening the recognition and expansion of these therapies in Brazil. As a writer, he has authored the books Life Goals, Values-Based Leadership, Leadership Without Borders, Life Goals for Children, Biopolitics – 121 Tips for Political and Electoral Marketing, and the Symbols of RS Collection, Aggregative Politics, in addition to being co-author of the book Emotional Education.
Preface Theme
INVITED: FEDERAL DEPUTY GIOVANNI CHERINI
THE INTRODUCTION
In the presentation of "Felicidade e Longevidade – Como cultivar saúde mental e bem-viver no trabalho e na vida", Federal Deputy Giovani Cherini establishes a symbolic connection between his public career and the purpose of the work. He recounts that, upon receiving the invitation to write the preface to the book, he was elected president of the Health Committee of the Chamber of Deputies—a fact he interprets as synchronicity and alignment of mission.
As coordinator of the Mixed Parliamentary Front in Defense of Integrative and Complementary Practices in Health and Happiness, he reinforces his commitment to the implementation of Integrative and Complementary Practices in the SUS (Brazilian Public Health System) and to public policies focused on integral well-being. His approach articulates science, spirituality, mental health, and management, arguing that happiness and longevity are not merely abstract ideals, but structuring strategies for the future of the country.
The presentation contextualizes data on population aging and quality of life in Brazil, underlining the urgency of promoting self-care, emotional balance, and purpose. By comparing the book's initiative to the hummingbird's attitude in the face of a fire, Cherini positions the work as a collective movement of responsibility and social transformation, calling on readers and leaders to take a leading role in building a healthier, more conscious, and longer life.