The word virgin implies something completely pure, untouched and unexploited. However, purity is not necessarily about morality. Purity means not being infiltrated and controlled by foreign elements.

When we define virgin birth, the emphasis is upon a creation that is wholly parented by parts of the self, namely by the conscious and subconscious parts of the mind.

Whether we are aware of it or not, what the conscious mind thinks, believes, feels and imagines forms the suggestions that we deliver to the subconscious mind, the mind that manifests the physical circumstances of our lives.

The fact that this divine capability to create exists within the human mind is the truth of the power of the virgin birth. We are the sole creators of our lives; we need no outside influence to create our lives.

The imperative of the spiritual guidance highlighted in a virgin birth is for us to become fully aware of our inner generative powers and to assume full responsibility for the life we create.

The conscious mind has the ability to exercise its awareness through thinking, reflecting, weighing options, making decisions and choosing actions. Outside thoughts and knowledge may be quite helpful to us as we discern what is truly right for us.

However, the conclusion of this discernment must be fully owned by the conscious mind and must not represent the will of outside influence seeking to manipulate and commandeer the mind of another.

When we fully own our beliefs, they will result in virgin suggestions to the subconscious mind that manifest physical circumstances in alignment with our truth.

The subconscious mind has the agency to receive these intentions from the conscious mind and magically embody them with physical reality.

The subconscious mind is heavily influenced by the intensity of feeling that accompanies a desire from the conscious mind. The subconscious mind is also heavily influenced by the quality of relationship that we, meaning the conscious mind, have with it.

I know, for instance, that my subconscious mind has not forgotten one moment from our life together. When I am consciously at a loss to remember a name, place or event, I request the subconscious mind to refresh my memory. Every time it responds, I shower it with gratitude—Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I then feel its glowing appreciation.

If I receive a quick healing for a physical concern, I similarly express deep joy and gratitude that my request has been granted. I trust the path that the subconscious mind follows, however circuitous, to accomplish any request, reflecting my growing belief and confidence in its healing powers.

The subconscious mind is not interested in an argument, but it does appreciate definiteness. It can rise to any occasion. It loves the imagination, especially a drama that is heartfelt.

The subconscious mind has all the magical ability to create but it refuses to take responsibility for deciding what is right. Right or wrong, it will manifest our dominant thoughts and beliefs. Morality is not for the subconscious mind to decide.

This is why a virgin birth is so critical. The conscious mind must examine its deepest beliefs. Are they really ours? Are they owned by the conscious mind? Or are they the internalized views, the legacy of a heavily socialized childhood? Are they actually our own genuine thoughts? Or are they outside suggestions, targeting our senses and conscious minds, seeking us to manifest what serves them?

Powerful thoughts and beliefs will impregnate the subconscious mind, wherever they come from, if the conscious mind consciously or unconsciously becomes entranced by them. The subconscious mind insists that the conscious mind suffer this discernment. After all, the subconscious is doing all the work of creation!

Virgin birth is completely an inside job. Make sure all your suggestions are completely refined and truly owned. Arrive at the place of no doubt and pass that blueprint for life onto the subconscious mind for manifestation. Relax in the knowing that thy will is done.

No doubt,
Chuck