My name is Liana Camelia, and I see myself first and foremost as a researcher.
My field of research is consciousness—not as an abstract idea, but as a living, evolving reality expressed through energy, relationships, choices, emotions, creativity, and the countless ways we experience life.
For many years I have been exploring the architecture of human consciousness: the energetic structures that influence our perception, the patterns that shape our behaviour, and the unseen dynamics that often determine how we experience ourselves and the world around us.
Most of what has shaped me has not come from books.
It has come from life itself.
Through experience.
Through observation.
Through reflection.
Through analysis.
Through making “mistakes”.
Through discovering what truly works — and what doesn’t.
I have always been interested not only in what happens, but why it happens, how consciousness moves through experience, and what conditions allow transformation to unfold.
This has become my study.
Everything I share is therefore alive. It evolves as my own understanding evolves.
I founded The Unicorn School as a space where people can investigate themselves through awareness rather than belief. Together we learn to recognise unconscious patterns, understand the deeper intelligence behind life experiences, and cultivate the capacity to create from greater clarity and authenticity.
An important part of my work involves perceiving energetic structures that are not visible to the physical eye. These include emotional fields, energetic patterns, information fields, and the subtle intelligences that many spiritual traditions have described throughout history. Rather than asking people to adopt my perspective, I encourage them to develop their own perception through direct experience.
Part of my personal experience includes a deep connection with what I call the subtle realms.
I experience the presence of beings of Light who, in my own experience, have become teachers, guides, and companions on my journey.
Through this relationship, I continue expanding my understanding of consciousness, life, and the invisible dynamics that shape our experience.
I do not see this connection as something that makes me special or superior.
Quite the opposite.
It continually reminds me of humility, responsibility, and deep respect for every person’s free will.
I experience this relationship as a dialogue.
They teach me.
And through living a human life, I continue learning as well.
One of the greatest transformations I witness is the moment when people stop identifying solely with the physical body and begin experiencing themselves as conscious, living energy. From that place, healing, creativity, responsibility, and inner peace naturally become more accessible.
For me, spirituality is not an escape from earthly life. It is the ability to live here more consciously.
The purpose is not to leave reality behind, but to deepen our relationship with it—to build healthier families, create meaningful work, contribute to society, and express our authentic gifts in practical ways.
Before dedicating myself fully to this path, I built a career in economics, management, and business development. I studied Economics and Management, worked within public administration, supported international trade and export development, prepared investment projects and European funding applications, coordinated international exhibitions, supervised construction projects, managed community organisations, and collaborated with entrepreneurs across diverse sectors.
These experiences taught me how ideas grow into reality.
Today I bring together both worlds: practical strategy and multidimensional awareness.
Whether someone is creating a business, navigating a personal transition, seeking deeper self-understanding, or exploring consciousness itself, I enjoy helping them recognise the patterns that are already shaping their journey.
I do not believe that people need to become someone else. I believe they need to remember who they already are.
My role is simply to illuminate the path long enough for them to recognise their own light.