A Quest for Well-Being Interview with
KASIA MUZYKA
1. WHAT DO YOU FEEL IS THE PURPOSE OF THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE?
The human experience is a sacred unfolding, a remembering of what we already are. Through change, challenge, and wonder, we learn to see that creation is not happening to us but through us. Each breath is an invitation to embody consciousness in form, to make love visible. We come here to remember the wholeness that was never lost, and to experience the divine learning itself through our becoming.
2. WHAT IS YOUR VISION FOR HUMANITY?
My vision is of a humanity that remembers its origin in love, where presence becomes our true currency and creation flows in harmony with nature’s rhythm. I see us moving from separation into coherence, from control into attunement. When we remember that we are each a cell in the body of the whole, the illusion of “other” dissolves. In that remembrance, the world breathes again as one living organism of consciousness
3. WHAT IS HEALING TO YOU?
Healing to me is the movement toward wholeness, the restoration of resonance between our human story and our divine essence. It is not about fixing what is broken but unveiling what has always been complete beneath the noise. My art seeks to mirror that, to create spaces where the unseen can rise to meet the seen, and in that meeting, coherence is restored.
4. DO YOU CONNECT HEALING TO SPIRITUALITY? WHAT IS SPIRITUALITY TO YOU?
Yes, they are inseparable. True healing is the recognition of our spiritual nature, the remembrance that light and shadow belong to one source. Spirituality to me is not belief but direct participation in the creative field, listening to what wants to be born through us. My paintings are that listening made visible, prayers of matter returning to spirit.
5. WHAT DOES EMOTIONAL FREEDOM LOOK LIKE? AND HOW CAN YOUR WORK HELP?
Emotional freedom begins where judgment ends. It is the capacity to feel fully, to let emotion move like water without labeling it as good or bad. My work opens portals for this, spaces where the viewer can enter their own field of feeling and find beauty in what once felt unbearable. Freedom comes when we stop resisting life’s current and allow it to flow through us as grace.
6. WHAT IS YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF LOVE?
Love is the architecture of existence, the pulse that gives rise to all form. It is not an emotion but the very intelligence of creation, the space that holds all opposites in harmony. In love, everything is allowed to be what it is, and through that allowance, transformation occurs. My art is a devotion to this field, a visual hymn to love remembering itself.
7. IS WORLD PEACE POSSIBLE WITHOUT INDIVIDUAL INNER PEACE?
No. The outer is only ever a reflection of the inner. Peace in the world begins in the heart that no longer wages war against itself. When we heal our inner split between mind and body, human and divine, we become conduits of harmony. World peace is not a collective negotiation but a shared frequency of being
8. WHAT IS CONSCIOUSNESS?
Consciousness is the silent witness that dreams reality into form. It is the artist, the canvas, and the act of painting all at once. In its purest state, it is infinite awareness experiencing itself through every brushstroke of existence. We are each a facet of that awareness, exploring what love can become when it takes shape.
9. AT THIS TIME, WHAT IS THE WORLD’S GREATEST NEED?
The world’s greatest need is remembrance, to awaken to the energy of Sacred as the living current within all things. We have become entangled in judgment, forgetting that light and shadow are part of one divine pulse. What the world longs for is coherence, a return to truth, to presence, to reverence for life itself. When we remember that the sacred is not somewhere else but breathing through everything, love can take its rightful place as the organizing intelligence of existence.
BIO
Kasia Muzyka is an intuitive artist, mother, and seeker of the sacred threads that weave life’s visible and invisible dimensions. For over two decades, she has immersed herself in a holistic path of personal and spiritual evolution—drawing from mysticism, yoga, alchemical philosophy, and ancient shamanic wisdom, including the Toltec teachings of Don Miguel Ruiz. Influenced by contemporary thinkers like Joe Dispenza, Ken Wilber, and Alan Watts, Kasia bridges ancient traditions with modern consciousness studies.
Her journey led her into the depths of Jungian psychology and the transformational teachings of Recall Healing, where she explored how unresolved emotions and subconscious patterns manifest within the body. For Kasia, healing begins in the unseen—where thoughts, feelings, and inherited imprints shape the architecture of experience. Y oga became a grounding force in this exploration—a moving meditation that recycles stagnant energy and restores alignment between body and spirit.
In pursuit of the invisible, Kasia studied the Akashic Records and spent five years immersed in the Mystery School tradition, engaging with esoteric knowledge to deepen her intuitive access to subtle realities. She believes that energy never lies, and that through attunement, we can read the vibrational field and receive guidance from realms beyond the rational mind.
Her path has also included the study of astrology, Tarot, and the Enneagram, which she sees not as systems of prediction, but as sacred languages—each offering insight into the energetic states of the soul and its unfolding journey. Passionate about dream interpretation, she regards dreams as symbolic transmissions from the psyche and glimpses into multidimensional time.
Kasia’s creative process arises from an altered state of perception, where she becomes a vessel for messages beyond form. Her art is informed by quantum principles, neuroplasticity, and her deep interest in cycles of nature as mirrors for emotional and mental resonance. She is a member of private groups dedicated to exploring the frontiers of consciousness and the evolving role of humanity in the cosmos.
Today, Kasia paints to make the unseen visible. Her works are portals—expressions of remembrance, healing, and communion with the Heart. She views art as a sacred tool: one that not only awakens, but reconfigures the inner landscape, inviting the viewer into a space where perception itself becomes an act of transformation.
Website: https://www.kasiamuzyka.com/
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
Kasia’s work arises from a deep curiosity about the invisible threads that shape both our inner and outer worlds. She explores mysticism, human nature, feminine presence, and the sacred rhythms of existence. Lately, she has been especially drawn to numbers—not as equations, but as living symbols, a sacred language through which the soul explores itself.
Can numbers bend time? Can they open portals to elevated timelines? Can they reveal the hidden architecture of being?
Kasia does not paint what is seen—she paints what stirs beneath. For her, abstraction is not a style, but a surrender. It is the act of reaching into space before waves collapse, where form is not yet fixed, where reality still shimmers in potential. Her process is intuitive, guided not by logic, but by listening—each effort is an attempt to give presence to the vague existence, the emotion before action, the moment before everything changes.
Each painting becomes a portal, a visual echo of what is often forgotten, but deeply known. Innocence and The Bed of Becoming emerge from this threshold—asking: What if the Earth’s beauty and suffering mirror our own? What if innocence is not weakness, but raw, unfiltered life? What if the psyche of humanity is not separate from the soul of the planet, but an expression of it?
Through layered symbolism and organic materials, her work seeks to dissolve the illusion of separation. Can the divine speak through texture? Through silence? Through becoming? Can we remember the language of cycles—the holiness of change, the breath of the unseen?
Ultimately, her work is not about offering answers. It is about remembering. A deeper knowing with no name— A knowing that perhaps... you’ve felt before.
