About Me
Hi, I’m Gabriel Soca!
If I had to introduce myself in a few words, I’d say that I accompany other people through sessions of Akashic Records, Reiki, and Tarot. And that I also collaborate with different media and platforms, where I share content about spirituality, personal development, and other topics that interest me. And, for some time now, I’ve been doing all of this while I travel, working from the places I’m passing through.
But it wasn’t always this way. For a good part of my life I did something else, in another place, being almost another person.
Five years ago I was living in Buenos Aires. I had a stable job, finished studies, a home, a routine… and yet, something didn’t quite fit.
Seen from the outside, everything seemed in order. But on the inside, I felt more and more clearly that this wasn’t my place.
Between that life and this one, a lot happened. There were major crises, an ever-deeper drawing closer to spirituality, and changes in practically every aspect of my life.
If someone had told that Gabriel what his life would be like a few years later, he surely wouldn’t have believed it.
But to understand how I got here, I think the best thing is to start at the beginning.
01
The starting point
At 18 I left Bahía Blanca, my hometown in Argentina, and moved to Buenos Aires to study communications. For more than a decade I built that path: I worked in radio, in news portals, in the press. I also spent time in public institutions, always tied in some way to communications and the press.
I had an education, a stable job, a routine, a career ahead of me. But on the inside there was something that didn’t quite fall into place.
In the midst of all that, spirituality began to appear. It didn’t arrive all at once or as some great revelation: it was a gentle encounter, almost silent.
It came through my partner at the time, who was more connected to that world and began to share with me her experiences and her way of seeing life. At first I listened with curiosity. It interested me, it drew me in, but I didn’t feel it as something of my own. It was like peering through a door and closing it again, without daring to step inside.
I didn’t yet know that, soon after, life was going to give me a push.
02
The crisis: when everything fell apart at once
As happens to many people on this path, there was a rupture. A turning point. Many call it the Dark Night of the Soul. And the name is no exaggeration.
It was a stage in which every aspect of my life went into crisis at the same time: work, relationships, where I lived, my health. Everything I had built came apart, piece by piece, until nothing was left standing.
During those months everything became uncomfortable, intense, exhausting and, at times, deeply lonely. There were too many things changing at once and very few certainties about what would come next.
03
Akashic Records: the door I didn’t know I was looking for
In the midst of all that, I began to seek help in places I never would have thought to look before. I drew closer and closer to spirituality: I read, I listened, I researched. I was looking for new ways to understand what was happening to me.
It was during one of those searches that the Akashic Records appeared.
I didn’t know much about them, but something sparked my curiosity and I decided to have my first reading. I came hoping to find some clarity in the middle of everything I was going through.
But I found something far greater.
It wasn’t so much the information I received, but what I felt while receiving it: the crystal-clear sense of being in the presence of something that knew me deeply and spoke to me with a clarity I had never experienced. For the first time in a long while, in the middle of all that chaos, I began to find a deep meaning in what was happening to me.
And that reading also left me with a seed: I was told that I too could learn to open my own Records. It seemed impossible to me. Me? I had no gift, no background. But the idea stayed with me, resonating quietly, waiting for its moment.
The months passed, and life went on. I kept healing, kept learning, kept living. I had other readings, other experiences… until, at one point, what had been left resonating found its place.
One day I decided to take the step: I signed up for an Akashic Records course and began to practice steadily. Every day I opened my Records, asked questions, and wrote down whatever came up.
At first, loose, disordered phrases would appear. I didn’t know whether it was channeling, intuition, my own mind… or a mix of everything. But there was one thing I was sure of: that time alone, each day, did me good. It calmed me, it ordered me, and it gave me back a little clarity right when I needed it most.
04
The connection: when everything became clearer
For months I kept up that practice without interruption. And, at some point, something began to change. The connection grew clearer, more fluid. What at first were loose ideas or short phrases began to turn into more developed, more coherent messages, with a depth that hadn’t been there before.
At the same time, my inner process had also moved forward. That stage of crisis had given way to another, calmer and more stable one. Things gradually settled into place and I began to feel more clarity, more balance.
And in that context something new appeared: the desire to share all of this with other people. Until then, the process had been intimate, very much turned inward. But little by little I felt the urge to open that space and share it.
That’s how I began to do a few readings for friends and people I crossed paths with at spiritual courses, talks, and workshops. There was no structure, no intention of offering a service. It was, simply, sharing something that was already part of my life.
And then something that hadn’t been so clear to me at first began to become evident.
Many people told me that the reading had helped them understand a situation better, make a decision, or find a perspective they hadn’t considered.
Over time, the feedback I received grew better and better. And little by little I began to realize that what had started as an attempt to heal myself was beginning, too, to do others good.
05
Putting my life back together, piece by piece
As I changed on the inside, those changes also began to be reflected in my outer life. It didn’t happen from one day to the next, but through small decisions that gradually changed everything.
I started with what was closest: I sorted out my diet, began doing physical activity, and reduced the noise and distractions of daily life. I also added new experiences that until then hadn’t been part of my life: I started traveling alone, spending more time in nature, hiking in the mountains. I learned to find spaces of silence in the middle of days that used to be always full of noise.
As my process deepened, I dared to take bigger steps: I left a job that no longer made sense to me, I left Buenos Aires and went back for a while to Bahía Blanca, from where I began to map out what to do next.
In the midst of that movement, what had started as something intimate took on another dimension. Without having really set out to, I began giving Akashic Records readings.
I gradually gained confidence, refined the practice, deepened my way of working. And, some time later, other tools were added: first Reiki, then Tarot. Each one arrived in its own time and integrated naturally, broadening the ways in which I could accompany other people in their processes.
And communication (which in truth had never gone away) found a new place. I started a blog and began to write about the topics that mattered to me: spirituality, personal processes, searches, experiences. Thanks to that work, the possibility opened up to publish on platforms devoted to spirituality, consciousness, and personal development.
And so, without a fully defined plan, several things that had always been important to me ended up coming together: communication, writing, and spirituality.
Today my work moves, above all, on two levels. On one hand, the sessions: the encounter with each person and the accompaniment in their process. On the other, the content: creating and sharing everything I learn, for anyone who wants to explore these subjects.
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The journey: the desire to live on the move
Alongside this whole process, there was something that had been on my mind for a long time: the wish to travel, to discover, to explore the world. Not as a one-off trip or a holiday, but as a way of life.
After several trips with a return date, in August 2024 I decided to try something different: I set out to travel without knowing exactly when I would return.
Since then I’ve been passing through different countries, cultures, and ways of living. Today, two years later, I’m still on the move, working while I travel and letting the road, too, define what comes next.
07
Looking back
When I look back and see the whole path I’ve traveled, I feel pride and gratitude. Not for having done everything right —I didn’t— but for having dared to change.
Nothing happened all at once. There were doubts, mistakes, uncomfortable moments, and many small decisions that, over time, ended up taking me quite far from that life I no longer felt was my own.
Today my life looks much more like me. I work at something that has meaning for me, I travel, I keep learning and, above all, I feel I have much more freedom to choose how I want to live.
Maybe that’s also why I like to share my story. Because sometimes a crisis seems like the end of something, when in reality it can be the beginning of a completely different stage.
And if there’s one thing I’ve learned in these years, it’s that I don’t need to know exactly what comes next. Five years ago I couldn’t have imagined the life I have today, and I probably can’t imagine today the one I’ll have five years from now either. That uncertainty, now, excites me.
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