What If It's Heavenly Mother and Father Earth?
- Katiana Cordoba

- 20 hours ago
- 9 min read
Updated: 15 hours ago
I am not asking you to believe what I am about to share. I am asking you to read it slowly, feel it in your body, and see if something in you recognizes it as true.
This is my experience. My vision. My reorganization. But I have learned that the most personal revelations are often the most universal — because they point to something that was always there, waiting to be seen.

It began with a blanket.
I was lying down in my friend Petra's healing space — she is an energy healer from Germany whose presence is enormously loving and wise. I wasn't expecting anything in particular. I was simply present, breathing, receiving.
And then I felt it. Something being laid over me, moving from left to right. A blanket — brown, thick with texture, yet somehow soft. I couldn't see it with my eyes. I felt it with something deeper inside of me that was able to perceive it.
At the same moment, something was being removed from my right side. Like an object being lifted away, making space. And the blanket settled in its place.
I remember thinking: brown. How strange. Why brown?
I didn't know yet that I was about to have one of the most disorienting and clarifying experiences of my life.
The colors were telling us something
Before I tell you what happened next, I want to invite you to look at something you may have seen many times without fully reading it.
Look at the chakra system — that map of energy centers that runs along the vertical axis of the body. Notice the colors assigned to each one.
At the bottom, the root chakra: deep red. Then moving upward — orange, yellow, green. And as we continue rising, something begins to shift. The colors soften. They lighten. They become less dense, less material, less earthbound. By the time we reach the upper chakras we are moving through blue, indigo, violet — and at the very crown, a luminous white-rose-lilac light. Almost transparent. Almost pure.
Now ask yourself: what qualities do we associate with those upper colors? With that lilac, that rose, that violet light?
Love. Compassion. Unity. Receptivity. The dissolution of separation. The sense of being held by something infinite and unconditional. The feeling that everything is one.
And what qualities do we associate with the lower colors? With red, orange, gold?
Action. Force. Survival. Building. Doing. Moving through the world with purpose and power. Protecting. Constructing. Creating inside matter.
Now ask yourself one more thing: which of those two sets of qualities do we traditionally associate with the feminine? And which with the masculine?
Almost universally, we associate love, compassion, receptivity, and unity with the feminine. And we associate action, force, structure, and creation in matter with the masculine.
So if the upper chakras — the ones vibrating at the frequency of love and compassion — are symbolically feminine, and the lower chakras — the ones vibrating at the frequency of action and earth — are symbolically masculine...
Then why have we spent centuries saying Father above and Mother below?
The colors were always pointing to something different. We just didn't stop long enough to read them.
The guide who gave me safety first
For most of my spiritual life, my main inner guide has been the Father. Not a religious figure — an energy. A presence. Warm, steady, protective, close. Whenever I needed grounding, safety, or companionship in the work of living, Father was there.
What I understood in Petra's room is why he came first.
Because what they showed me — and I say they because it felt like more than one presence guiding me — is that Father was given to me because I needed to feel safe. Not spiritually ready, not philosophically advanced. Simply safe. Rooted. Held in the body. Secure enough to exist here on this earth without fear.
Safety lives in the root. In the body. In the felt sense that the ground beneath you will hold. And the masculine energy — the energy of the lower chakras, the force that acts and protects and builds inside matter — is precisely what creates that foundation.
Father Earth. The energy that says: I am here. In the matter. With you. You are safe.
You needed to feel safe first, they told me. And now you are. Now you can go to Mother.
And with those words, something happened that I still feel in my body as I write this.
Something flipped.
Not as a thought. Not as a concept I decided to adopt. As a physical sensation — a complete interior reorganization, like someone who has spent their entire life walking on their hands, managing and balancing and surviving upside down, and is finally, gently told: you can walk on your feet now.
The body knows. It reorganizes before the mind can argue.
Heavenly Mother. Father Earth.
The circle that changed everything
Once that inversion settled in my body, the vision expanded.
I was shown a circle.
Large, luminous, softly pink — the same quality of light the brown blanket had been slowly transforming into during the session. Not a solid color but something closer to vapor, to warmth, to living presence. Infinite in size. Gentle beyond description.
And inside that circle was everything. All of creation. The galaxies, the planets, the dimensions, the bodies, the experiences — the joy and the suffering, the forgetting and the remembering, the darkness and the extraordinary light. All of it contained inside this one rose-colored field.
Now here is the part I need you to stay with. Because this is the center of everything I am trying to share.
The circle itself is the feminine polarity.
Not a symbol. Not a metaphor. The circle — that infinite, containing, love-saturated field — is what we might call the feminine energy in its most essential and cosmic form. The womb of all being. Heavenly Mother. Not the earth — bigger than the earth. The earth itself is contained inside her. All matter, all planets, all dimensions, all of creation — held inside the womb of this love.
And everything inside the circle — all of creation — is the masculine polarity.
The movement, the differentiation, the action, the building, the experiencing. All the density and force and doing and making and struggling and creating. Father Earth — and beyond the earth, Father Matter, Father Universe. The energy that enters form and moves through it.
But here is what is essential to understand: the masculine is not separate from the circle. It is made of the same substance. Creation is not something foreign that the circle contains. Creation is the circle in motion. It is love that took form. It is the field that chose to become experience.
Everything that exists — every atom, every body, every moment of pain, every moment of beauty — is made of the same substance as that rose-colored circle.
Everything is made of love.
Creation as an opportunity to experience who we are
And now comes the part that perhaps matters most of all.
The circle — Heavenly Mother, the feminine field of love — did not create all of this out of power, or obligation, or design.
She created it as an opportunity. An opportunity for love to experience who it is.
Because love, in its absolute state, is complete. But completeness is not the same as experience. Love can exist in its totality and still not know itself — not feel itself — not live itself from the inside. To truly experience what it is, love needed to enter the journey. It needed contrast. It needed the sensation of forgetting, so that it could know the sensation of remembering. It needed darkness, so that it could discover what it is made of when the light returns.
So it became the universe. It became time and bodies and separation and longing and the long, slow, inevitable return.
And this means something profound about who we are.
We are not human beings searching for love from the outside. We are love itself, temporarily inside the experience of forgetting that.
Every single thing we move through — every joy, every loss, every moment of confusion, every moment of darkness, every relationship that broke us open, every season of our lives that felt impossible — was not a detour from the purpose. It was the purpose itself. It was love, moving through creation, gathering the experience of discovering what it has always been.
Everything is an opportunity to experience who we are. Everything is an opportunity to feel love — not as something we reach for, but as something we are.
This is what they told me in that room, and I have not been able to hear the world the same way since.
The journey — love going out to discover itself
There is a map I was shown that I will try to describe, knowing that maps are always smaller than the territory.
Imagine nine dimensions. In the first, we are the circle. We are whole, complete, undivided — pure love that knows itself as everything. But to experience what we are, we must enter the journey. We must, in a sense, forget.
And so we descend.
Through each dimension we gather something essential. We learn to feel safe in a body. We discover emotion. We experience individuality — the strange and precious sensation of being a self, separate and distinct. We encounter shadow. We move through pain. We find glimpses of love in the most ordinary moments, and sometimes inside the most devastating ones. We begin to create. We begin to see with wider eyes. We begin, slowly, to remember.
And through all of it — through every experience we judged as wrong, meaningless, or too hard — we move back toward what we always were.
When we reach the ninth dimension, we are whole again. But not in the same way as when we began. Not like someone who never left. We are whole the way someone is whole after having truly lived — with the full weight of experience in the body, with a love that has been tested by everything and found unbreakable.
We went out as love that didn't know itself. We return as love that does.
This is why nothing is wasted. Not the difficulty. Not the darkness. Not the dimensions where we felt most lost and most alone. All of it was the circle moving through its own creation, gathering the lived experience of itself.
The Christ energy — the return to the circle
Now I want to speak about something that has very little to do with religion and everything to do with energy.
Here is the simplest way I can say what I was shown:
The circle is the feminine. Everything inside the circle is the masculine. And the Christ energy is what happens when a soul traverses all of creation — all nine dimensions, all the forgetting, all the darkness — and finds its way back to the circle.
Not escaping the human experience. Not transcending the body. Not becoming so elevated that matter no longer applies. But moving through all of it completely, without losing the thread of love anywhere along the way — and returning. Returning to the circle with the full memory of everything it passed through. Returning as love that has lived inside its own forgetting and remembered itself anyway.
It is not the energy of someone who never suffered. It is the energy of someone who suffered and loved anyway. Who descended into the densest matter and remembered they were made of light. Who lived inside the polarities — fully inside creation, fully in the experience of the masculine — and found the way back to the feminine, back to the circle, back to love.
This energy is not reserved for one being, one religion, one tradition. It is a possibility that lives inside every human soul. The potential at the end of every genuine journey inward.
And we do not arrive there by transcending our humanity. We arrive there by loving it more completely.
Both polarities together. Father and Mother. Creation and the circle. Matter and love. When these two are no longer at war inside us — when neither is suppressed and neither is exalted, when both are recognized as sacred and necessary — something is born in the meeting.
Not a belief. Not a doctrine.
A quality of presence.
Where I stand now
I am still integrating what happened in that room with Petra.
Something shifted that I cannot fully name yet, and I have learned to trust that — to let the body metabolize what the mind cannot immediately contain.
What I can tell you is this:
I feel the Mother above me now. Not as a concept. As a presence, as energy. A field of pure love, vast and tender at the same time. Her energy is different than the energy of Father, although both are also love. I feel the Father here — in the earth beneath my feet, in the weight of my body, in the act of creating something with my hands, in the force that moves through work and effort and showing up. Not as an authority above me. As companionship beside me. As the energy that says: I am here. In the matter. With you.
He gave me safety first. He gave me a root. And from that root, I can finally rise toward her.
Between them, I stand.
Trying, like all of us, to remember what I am made of.
This is my experience. My vision. My revelation.
You do not need to adopt it as your own. But I invite you to sit with it for a moment — not in your mind, but in your body.
Feel the upper chakras. That lilac light. That rose. That love that dissolves all separation.
Feel the lower chakras. That red root. That earth. That force that says: I am here.
Feel the circle that contains everything — and feel that you are inside it, made of the same substance as the love that created it.
And ask yourself, quietly:
Does something in me recognize this?
Because if it does — that recognition is not coming from me.
It is coming from the part of you that already knows.
We are the circle, moving through its own creation. We are the love that went out to discover love. We are, each of us, finding our way back.
Here. In this. In all of it.
Katiana




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