Meet Glaucia

Alright – so today we’ve got the honor of introducing you to Glaucia. We think you’ll enjoy our conversation, we’ve shared it below.

Glaucia, we’re thrilled to have you on our platform and we think there is so much folks can learn from you and your story. Something that matters deeply to us is living a life and leading a career filled with purpose and so let’s start by chatting about how you found your purpose.

Since I was a little girl, I dreamed of a world where everyone is happy, in harmony, in bliss; in a planet in balance, peace, beauty and union.
Along the way I found myself very creative, I loved to write, to draw, to make up an entire world, with music, colors, joyful people. And that was it, simple like that, I connected the two: the dream of a better world + creation of things and experiences that lead to that.
My purpose is raise the vibration of the planet, planting seeds, inspiring, creating intentionally.

Great, so let’s take a few minutes and cover your story. What should folks know about you and what you do?

I make high-vibrational art, to elevate and help people feel better.
Art, sound, and words — they all move emotions, subtle energy.
I can’t define myself only as a painter, or musician, or writer.
I am all of that
it’s the same creative channel expressing itself in different forms.
There is a thread that connects it all.
Everything thing I create comes from an emotion being alchemized • it is subtle and ritualistic
Each painting, each song, each poem, carries an intention, it is a meditation itself.
Everything is energy • the fabric, the colors, the music, the gesture
And sound can heal. These specific sound vibrations I use realign the cells, then the body goes back into harmony, like a well tuned music.
I come from the fashion world, beauty and aesthetics are part of everything I do
Putting intention and presence into it is part of how I elevate the vibration in the 3D,
The attention to beauty and aesthetics reflect and amplify self love, self respect, and
honor, infusing each moment and each creation with reverence and gratitude. In fashion, it was never about ONLY making clothes, I always had a bigger message in the storyline of each collection, doing conscious business, using local production, sustainable materials. It was my form of activism against everything negative and out of balance in the world.
In every creative work I do, I want to connect with people that believe we can live in a different way, with more conscious and better choices.
It is not only about listening to a song, wearing sustainable clothes or observe a painting,
it is about feeling the energy, the subtle energy reverberating in you,
around you, in us, and around us.

Recently I published a poetry book called Unfiltered Thoughts & Poetic Moments, written and illustrated by me.

I also released my first frequency music EP on all major music platforms, BLISS Frequencies, in 528 Hz, a vibration that can allegedly repair DNA, enhance consciousness, and even unlock hidden emotional traumas.
For decades, neuroscientists have known that sound is not just something we hear – it is something we feel, something that physically affects us. Sound waves don’t just enter the ears; they interact with brain activity, heart rate, even cellular functions. I am fascinated with it and I aim to create more healing music to share with the world.

There is so much advice out there about all the different skills and qualities folks need to develop in order to succeed in today’s highly competitive environment and often it can feel overwhelming. So, if we had to break it down to just the three that matter most, which three skills or qualities would you focus on?

Discipline, organization and wonder.
Discipline makes me perseverant, specially doing something out of the ordinary like I do, going in a direction far from what is mainstream. I cultivate discipline to keep me focused and knowing where I am going without allowing the outside noise to affect me.

Organization helps me bring many ideas into existence. There is a time and place for creative chaos, then it is time to capture, save and categorize the best of that creative moment. I go back to images, notes and recordings I made years ago and only now the dots are connected and they become a new project. It is like the seed was planted but it needed time to grow, and I am so glad I organized it so I can easily access and share the grown tree it became.

Wonder, keeps me curious, researching, traveling, questioning, trying new things, new ways.

Alright so to wrap up, who deserves credit for helping you overcome challenges or build some of the essential skills you’ve needed?

Teachers, mentors, mom and dad.

Many of them, I am grateful that early on I have been able to value the importance of teachers and mentors.
I would not have accomplished so much without them, It would’ve taken me years or decades to figure out things on my own.

I want to mention, my spiritual teacher and one of my mentors, she pushed me so far, she showed me how to reconnect with myself when I was lost and out of my center. She taught me how to go in, and find all the answers inside myself, she taught me how to recharge, to find my source of infinite energy.
My music teacher, the way he teaches music is all I’ve always dreamt, it is so poetic. Things that I never understood make sense in his way of teaching it.
Wise words and support from my dad all along the way have been essential.
Critical thinking, care and love from my mom, also have taught me a lot.

I feel blessed for all of them in my way.

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Image Credits

first 2 photos, playing the crystal singing bowls + album cover: by Rogerio Alonso ( https://www.instagram.com/alonso_shot/ )

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