About Me

Hello, I’m Gabriel Soca!

If I had to introduce myself in just a few words, I would say that I offer Akashic Records, Reiki, and Tarot sessions, and that I also write and share content about spirituality.

That is the visible part, what can be explained quickly. But if you have time and a bit of curiosity, you can join me in the story of how I got here.

There are two axes that run through my story: communication and spirituality. And of the two, the first to appear was communication.

When I was 18 years old, fresh out of school, I didn’t have anything too clear. There were far more doubts than certainties… but there was something I was already beginning to sense: that everything related to communication seemed to be aligned with my path.

That’s why, when the time came to choose which direction to follow, I made the decision to leave my hometown, Bahía Blanca, and move to Buenos Aires to study communication.

For several years, I built that path. I studied, worked, and got more and more involved in that world. I went through radio stations, news portals, and different jobs related to press. I produced content, connected with other journalists. I was deeply immersed in the logic of current events, of information, of telling what was happening outside.

There was a lot in that world that interested me, but over time a feeling began to appear that was hard to explain: as if that wasn’t everything, as if there was something more that I still wasn’t seeing clearly. That intuition kept growing, although it was much later when it started to take on a clearer form.

The encounter with spirituality

In the midst of all that, spirituality began to appear. And it wasn’t sudden or like a great transformation. It was a gentle, subtle encounter.

It came through a very special person in my life at that time, my partner, who was more connected to that world and began to share her experiences and her way of seeing life with me.

At first, I listened with curiosity. I was interested, drawn to it. But I didn’t feel it as something of my own. It was more like peeking through a door and then closing it again, without getting too involved.

Over time, that approach grew. I started reading more, listening more, exploring. But there was a moment when a series of situations and experiences brought that spiritual dimension directly to the center of my life.

The crisis: the point where everything began to change

As happens to many people on this path, there was a breaking point. A moment of transformation: what many call the Dark Night of the Soul.

It was a stage in which several aspects of my life went into crisis at the same time: work, relationships, my place of residence, my health. What until then had seemed stable began to fall apart, and with it, the way I had been living also collapsed.

It was an uncomfortable, intense process, at times very exhausting. But it was also deeply necessary. Because in that movement, something different began to open: a more honest search, deeper, more connected with myself.

Akashic Records: the first contact with something deeper

In the middle of that process, I decided to have an Akashic Records reading with someone I trusted. I didn’t really know what to expect, but I felt the need to find answers, to understand what I was going through.

And what happened in that reading was much more significant than I had imagined.

It wasn’t just the information I received. It was the feeling of connecting with something deep, something that knew me and spoke to me with a clarity I had never experienced before.

In that first reading, in addition to everything that came through, a very special message appeared: that I could also open my own Akashic Records.

Until that moment, I had never even considered that as a possibility. I had never explored or developed intuitive or psychic abilities, nor was it part of my interests. However, something about that message stayed with me.

At that moment, I didn’t do anything concrete with it. But the idea stayed with me.

The process continued. I kept learning, I kept healing, I kept living. I had other readings, other experiences… until at some point, that idea that had been lingering found its place.

One day I felt the impulse and I enrolled in an Akashic Records course and began to practice consistently. Every day I opened my Records, asked questions, and wrote down what came through.

At first, fragmented and disorganized phrases appeared. I didn’t know if it was channeling, if it was my mind, if it was intuition… or a mix of everything. But there was something I was sure about: that daily space made me feel good. It calmed me, organized me, and gave me clarity in the middle of a rather confusing moment.

The connection: when everything became clearer

For months, I maintained that practice consistently. And at a certain point, something began to change. The connection became clearer, more fluid. What at first were loose ideas or short phrases began to transform into more developed, more coherent messages with a depth that hadn’t been there before.

At the same time, my internal process had also progressed. That stage of crisis gave way to a calmer, more stable one. Over time, things began to settle, and I started to feel different, with more clarity and balance.

In that context, something new began to appear: the desire to share all of this with others.

Until then, the whole process had been very personal, very inward. But little by little I began to feel the impulse to open that space and see what would happen by sharing it with other people.

That’s how I started doing some readings for family, friends, and people I met in courses, workshops, or spaces related to spirituality. There was no structure or intention of offering a service. It was simply sharing something that was already part of my life.

And what started to happen surprised me.

People told me that what they had received resonated with them, that something became clearer, that they left with more clarity or with a sense of relief they hadn’t expected. And that, for me, was very moving. Because that’s when I began to see that this process, which had been so personal, could also have a real impact on others.

Over time, and without planning it too much, I started offering Akashic Records readings. I gained confidence, refined the practice, and went deeper into the way I worked. And as that path consolidated, other tools began to be added.

First Reiki, then Tarot. Each one arrived at the right time and integrated naturally into what I was already doing, expanding the possibilities of accompanying other people in their processes.

Writing as a way to organize and share

At the same time, something that had always been part of my life —communication— began to take on a new form.

In the middle of all this, I started a blog and began writing about different topics that interested me: spirituality, personal processes, searches, experiences. At first, it was something simple, without pretensions, without structure.

Over time, that space grew. I found a clearer way of writing about these topics, of organizing ideas and translating spiritual concepts into more accessible words.

And in that process, the possibility of publishing articles on the Gaia blog appeared, a platform focused on spirituality, consciousness, and personal development content.

In some way, that ended up being a meeting point between several things that had already been important to me: writing, communication, and spirituality.

Currently, my life moves within those two planes. On one hand, the sessions, working with people, individual processes. And on the other, writing, sharing ideas, and putting into words topics related to spirituality.

I also have many ideas and projects in mind, both in the field of sessions and in communication. But it’s part of the process to choose, prioritize, and respect the timing of each thing. And today, in addition to those two axes, there is a third aspect to which I am dedicating a large part of my time and energy.

The journey: the desire to live in movement

Alongside all this, there was something else that had been present in my life for a long time: the desire to travel.

Not as a specific trip or a vacation, but as a way of life. For several years, that idea had been there in the background, without fully taking shape. I had taken some solo trips, but always with a return date, within a known structure.

Until at one point I began to make more concrete decisions to move closer to that possibility. It was a gradual process, of preparation, of putting certain things in order. And in August 2024, I made the decision to start traveling indefinitely, without a return ticket.

South America: the first steps in a journey without a fixed direction

I started in South America. First, I traveled through northern Argentina, and then continued through Bolivia and Chile.

From the beginning, it was clear that this would not be a traditional trip. I left without a rigid plan or a defined itinerary. I moved around, making decisions along the way, letting the journey itself set the pace.

And that’s when something started to repeat itself, which became part of the journey: things didn’t happen as I imagined. I would plan something, and something else would end up happening. Plans changed, unexpected paths opened up, encounters appeared that were not part of any previous plan.

At first, that made me uncomfortable. But over time, I began to see it differently. I started to let go, at least in part, of the need to have everything under control, and to trust what was happening, even when I didn’t fully understand it in the moment.

Europe: another stage within the same path

After that first stage in a more familiar territory, in July 2025 I decided to cross the ocean and continue the journey through Europe.

There, the process continued, but in a different way. The environment changed, the languages changed, the challenges changed. I spent several months traveling, mainly through Spain and Portugal, going through different experiences, with other learnings and other ways of adapting to the new.

It wasn’t a linear continuation of what came before, but rather a new stage within the same path, with its own dynamics and its own rhythm.

Asia: following the impulse and stepping into the unknown

And in March 2026, without having planned it too much, the journey continued toward Asia.

It wasn’t something I had decided far in advance. It simply started to appear as a possibility. And instead of overanalyzing it, I followed it.

I’ve only been in this part of the world for a short time. Everything is more intense, more dynamic, harder to fit into familiar references. The distances, the cultures, the codes… everything invites me to let go even more and to be present in a different way.

I feel that this stage is just beginning, and that there is still much to discover, both outwardly and inwardly.

Looking back

When I look back and see the entire path I’ve traveled, what I feel is a deep sense of pride. Not for having done everything right, but for having dared to change.

Five years ago, my life was very different. I lived in Buenos Aires, a city I no longer wanted to be in. I had a job I had stopped enjoying, I was ending a relationship, I didn’t feel good about my relationships or about myself. I also wasn’t well physically, nor in my habits, nor in the way I was living.

All of that led to a crisis: a deep breaking point that made me stop and truly listen to myself.

From there, change began. Without a clear order, with doubts, with uncomfortable moments. But little by little I began to make decisions, to let go of what no longer made sense. To try, to make mistakes, to try again. To listen to myself a little more.

And over time, that movement began to take shape.

Five years later, my life is different. Much more my own, more authentic. More aligned with who I am.

Today I live traveling, I work in something that has meaning for me, and I relate differently with myself and with others. It wasn’t an immediate change or a single decision. It was the result of many small movements sustained over time.

At this point, I don’t feel like I’ve arrived anywhere in particular. Rather, I feel that I am in motion. And that this path continues to open up as I walk it.