New Motherhood for a New World

As we continue our lives through this new decade, it’s important that we take notice of the massive technological advancements the world has seen over the last 10 years. Tablets, androids, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, electric cars, and quantum supremacy have become part of our daily lives. The world is changing rapidly right in front of our eyes. And something else is changing in full view too—motherhood, the state of experience, and raising a child.

It’s been almost 40 years since the first in vitro fertilization, Louise Brown, was born. While this breakthrough was highly controversial at the time, in vitro fertilization is commonplace today. What does this mean for conception, childbirth, and raising a child in the next decade?

The rapid pace of research in fertility and reproduction raises mind-boggling questions: If we can conceive and grow babies entirely in labs, will sex and pregnancy become a thing of the past? And even will future babies be genetically designed?

From frozen eggs, sperm banks, lab-grown babies, surrogate mothers, and artificial wombs to transgender and same-sex parents, the motherhood landscape is certainly changing—becoming vastly different from what it looked like and meant for us in the past. 

However, a question arises with all these changes: How will the way we come into the world and are raised affect our inner world and our personal and collective resonance? 

Quantum physics has proven that, even if we see ourselves as matter, we are 99.9999999 percent energy. Energy is our essence and has the ability to store information. Even before we entered our mother’s womb—or a surrogate womb—we were energy fields of information. As energy, we’re susceptible to information, meaning we’re open vessels, able to receive, record, and repattern new information. 

How do we record and repattern new information? Through the observer effect. In quantum mechanics, physicists have found that even passive observation of energy can change energy waves into particles of matter. But what passive observation really involves is our thoughts. Through resonance with our thoughts, energy can be shaped.

And sperm and eggs are no exception. They contain all their owners’ genetic material and memory, including their mind cloud—the collection of all their thoughts.

Our mind clouds are interconnected even before our conception. So whatever shape our coming into this world takes, the observer effect, in the shape of our original biological parents who conceived us—or fertilization experts in a lab or frozen eggs or sperm from a sperm bank—will affect our mind cloud.

The patterning will continue inside the womb of the biological mother or surrogate mother. It will continue, too, during the birth, by way of the people who surround the mother in those moments. And it will continue after the birth, through the parents and family who raise the child—be they biological or adoptive family, same-, different-, or transgendered parents—or through orphan mates and the caregiver(s) involved in the child’s life.

The problem here is, whatever the circumstances of your birth and parenthood, before you’re fully aware, your energy has already been coded with an enormous amount of information from many different sources. You’re resonating with this energy and, through resonance, attracting all sorts of experiences and rejecting the rest. 

This affects our individual and collective well-being in ways we might not imagine.

Energy resonance is literal; whatever information your energy field has been fed unconsciously will affect you for better or worse for the rest of your life.

Remember, we are interconnecting energy beings constantly affecting each other.

It’s important to be mindful of your choices and how they may pattern not only your child’s energy, but also, through our interconnected energies, the energy of humanity.

The new world in which we live today requires our full consciousness and making better choices. I invite you to ask yourself: What can I do to ensure the bringing of children into this world is not a reckless act?

Our mind decodes what we see into familiar ideas that make up our world.

In a world orchestrated by ideas, it’s difficult to perceive the world authentically, neutrally, or as it really is—energy. 

However, if we’d remove the filter of our mind, we could experience the world entirely differently—us, the baby, and the world around us interconnected in the shape of energy waves.

It’s time to create a new motherhood—one that resonates with our original, pristine and neutral energy! The motherhood the world needs requires from each of us daily conscious work. We must become aware of the information inside our mind cloud, download it, and filter outside information no longer serving us so we can resonate with and create a better world individually and collectively—a world in which we all are respected equally and enjoy living.

Motherhood is more than creating a new human being; it’s also about creating a new resonance for our troubled world. If we want to help create a better world, the way we bring children into the world and raise them should be one of our main priorities.

Each of our identities is founded in our mother, which was influenced by how she was raised. Whether a woman or man parents her or his child in the same way her or his mother raised her or him or adopts a different style, becoming a mother provides an opportunity for a do-over—to do the best we can to raise the best children and human beings. In this new motherhood model, we have a new choice—to create a better world. I invite you to do the inner work that will guide you to make responsible choices. The world needs you!

Crystal WHOLENESS!

Beatriz