Soon after we were married in November 2014, my wife Juliana and I decided to plan a baby for 2015 through a conscious, spiritual conception. We planned to conceive the soul during our visit to Nepal in April 2015, believing that a place high up in the sacred Himalayas would help attract a pious soul to her womb.
The esoteric, spiritual side of conception has become a lost art, with most babies still conceived unplanned over a bottle of wine. According to many spiritual traditions, including the Vedic teachings we follow, the intention of the parents is what attracts a particular soul to the egg of the mother. In other words, when we plan a conception consciously, we as parents have a direct say in the kind of soul we wish to invite into our life. While the formation of a baby’s physical body is directly related to the DNA makeup of both parents, it is their consciousness and intention at the moment of conception that decides what soul will actually inhabit that new body.
For many months before our visit to Nepal, we both prepared for conception by being very careful about the foods we ate, making sure our bodies were clean, nourished and healthy. We also chanted mantras often and prayed daily to purify and prepare our consciousness for that special moment. I also practiced celibacy so as to conserve as much vital fluid as possible in preparation for conception. For some men, this would seem strange, but actually, it is a critical component when planning a divine conception. You want to be fully energized at that sacred moment and not depleted. It is the same reason why great athletes also conserve semen leading up to their athletic event.
I explain what happened from here on out in my story about the birth, HERE, however, what I did not talk about in detail before is the mystical experience my wife had soon after the conception. I will let her tell the story…
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FROM JULIANA
One of the most exciting days of my life
A few months before I posted this picture (right), I decided it was time to be a mother of a human. I wanted to better understand the connection that animals have when they carry their babies inside. So Paul and I decided we were going to have a baby and Nepal was the best place for this.
Soon after we conceived in Nepal, we returned to Washington DC and I was so excited that I immediately did a pregnancy test but it was negative. I was sad and crying and I thought maybe it was too late for me. I am not that young but I was really disappointed. A few days later we flew to Greece and that day at 4 am in Greece I had a dream: I dreamt that I was laying down and was surrounded by an indigenous tribe of women whose bodies were covered in a golden dust. A man was standing at my feet and was speaking to these women and giving instructions. Then a senior woman came carrying a golden thread and pushed the thread through my belly button and then pulled it out. The man then said, “Now he is inside and is safe.”I woke up and ran to the bathroom and did the pregnancy test and it was positive! I was SO HAPPY.
Paul was sleeping and I tried to wake him up and tell him the good news and he opened his eyes a little and I told him but I guess he was still asleep because he did bit react. I was so excited that I wanted to tell the whole world but for these kinds of things, a woman normally has to wait two months just to make sure the pregnancy is real. So I posted this image (right) to remind me of that day that my little boy who will be an animal lover, a happy human being and my “guru”, was now sharing his body with me.
THANK YOU UNIVERSE, THANK YOU KRSNA!
I am a very maternal person, I have been the mother of many non-humans for decades, and now with my human son, Bhimal I can fully realize the love I feel for each one of these animals. The picture depicts exactly the same love I feel for my human son, the desire to protect them, love them and to see them happy and free.
I am one lucky woman.
FAQ
Q: Why did Paul and Juliana choose Nepal to conceive their baby?
A: After marrying in November 2014, the couple decided to have a baby in 2015 and planned to conceive during an April trip to Nepal. They believed that being high in the sacred Himalayas would help attract a pious soul to Juliana’s womb. Paul describes this as part of the “esoteric side of conception,” which he calls a lost art.
Q: According to the post, what decides which soul comes into a new baby’s body?
A: Paul cites “many spiritual traditions” that hold that the parents’ intention attracts a particular soul to the mother’s egg. In this view, the parents’ DNA forms the baby’s body, while their consciousness and intention determine which soul inhabits it. He presents this as a spiritual belief, and it means parents have a direct say in the kind of soul they invite into their lives.
Q: How did the couple prepare spiritually and physically for a planned conception?
A: For many months before the Nepal trip, both partners ate carefully to keep their bodies clean and healthy. They chanted mantras often and prayed daily to prepare their consciousness. Paul also practiced celibacy to conserve what he calls “vital fluid,” because he believes a man should be fully energized rather than depleted at the moment of conception. He compares this to athletes who abstain before competitions.
Q: What happened when Juliana first took a pregnancy test after returning from Nepal?
A: Back in Washington DC, Juliana took a pregnancy test right away, and it came back negative. She writes that she was sad, cried, and worried that she might be too old to conceive. A few days later, the couple flew to Greece, where her experience changed.
Q: What was Juliana’s dream in Greece, and how did it relate to her pregnancy?
A: At 4 a.m. in Greece, Juliana dreamt she was lying down, surrounded by indigenous women whose bodies were covered in golden dust, while a man at her feet gave them instructions. A senior woman pushed a golden thread through Juliana’s belly button and pulled it out, and the man said, “Now he is inside and is safe.” Juliana woke up, took another pregnancy test, and it was positive.
Q: Why did Juliana wait to announce the pregnancy, and what did she post instead?
A: Juliana wanted to tell the whole world but says a woman normally waits about two months to make sure a pregnancy is real. Instead, she posted an image to mark the day she felt her son was “sharing his body” with her. She had been a mother to many animals for decades, and she says her son, Bhimal, helped her fully realize the love she feels for each of them.
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