Curiosity Is the Cure: Playing With Your Wiracocha When You're Stuck Waiting for a Guarantee

Let's talk about the Wiracocha.

The word comes from Quechua, and like most indigenous language, it's poetic rather than definitive. In English, when we say "this pot is blue," that's very clear — right or wrong, no room for interpretation. But indigenous language doesn't work that way. It describes function, feeling, what you get out of something, rather than pinning it down to one meaning. Cocha is specific to liquid, to water, to the feminine force — you see it in mamacocha, the mother of the waters, whether that's a lake, an ocean, a river. And Wira is the divine creator, the prime creator. So Wiracocha is the creator with the mother, the creator with the waters, with the feminine force.

Picture it as a golden sun, about an arm's length above your head. This is your own creative force, as a creator being. And because it's the feminine force, it's nurturing, encompassing, soothing — there's a holding quality to it. So when you work with your Wiracocha, you're using your own divine creator energy to encompass and nourish yourself. And just like water, it washes things away. It dissolves.

Different traditions describe this same part of the energetic anatomy differently — the Pleiadians talk about it through their relationship with the mystery schools of this planet, through Mu, Atlantis, ancient Egypt. The Inca, the Aztec, the Maya all placed great significance on it. In those teachings, the Wiracocha is a doorway to your higher self — the part of you that's never in body, will never be in body, but is always with you, always here. When you bring in higher frequencies of consciousness, that dissolves the heavy stuff. That's why the Wiracocha became part of the clearing process in the mystery schools, and why it's used to this day.

It's Not Separate From You

Here's something important to catch yourself on: it's easy to talk about the Wiracocha like it's something outside of you, something you're calling in. But that habit of separation reinforces all the evidence we already carry against our own interconnectedness. This is your own higher, creative feminine force. Every moment we can catch ourselves doing that — talking about it as separate — is a moment we can choose to come closer instead.

And separation, in general, is a coping mechanism. Keeping something separate — an experience, a person, a part of yourself — can be an avoidance of a certain level of heartbreak or pain. Keeping it separate keeps you intact, holds you together in some way. This is actually why being really intellectual about something can be hard on us: you have to separate yourself from a thing in order to have intellectual capacity about it. You think about it separately, versus feeling it closely. How do you analyze something you feel so close to? When we go into multidimensional awareness, into the unseen realm, the logical mind can't process what's there. What we process in the unseen realm, we process through our emotional field — through the abstract part of ourselves that's built to handle the unseen.

So every bit of reinforcing our interconnectedness to ourselves gives us more solid ground to know where we actually are.

Cleansing the Solar Plexus — the Gateway to the Outside World

This is where the Wiracocha becomes a tool, not just a concept. The solar plexus is the mental gateway — this is the gateway to the outer world energetically. This is where we take action, where we anchor our purpose and our vision in this reality, and it's also where energy from the outside comes in and informs us.

Surround yourself with your Wiracocha. Tune into the rhythm of your solar plexus — maybe it's a pulsing, maybe it's a spinning — and smile into it, the way you'd smile like a sun. Keep smiling into that rhythm. Now imagine the conduit that runs from your solar plexus, through your energy field, out to the outside world — call it a cord. Get curious about it. Does it feel spacious in that cord, or does it feel tight? Is it straight and clean, or twisted like an old tree branch? You're just taking in the data — this cord is in real-time response to the energies around you.

Once you've got a sense of it, pick one thing you notice in that cord that feels like a hindrance — a place where there's a lack of free flow. If you're not sure what you're sensing, you can just ask: show me what's in this cord that might be a lack of free flow. Trace that back to the seed within the solar plexus that's causing it. These things come fast, in flashes, so don't linger too long looking for it. Then pour the light of the Wiracocha — this beautiful luminous gold, liquid love light — through the cord, right to that seed. Keep pouring it all around the source. It's going to dissolve that density, dissolve that seed, re-inform that whole area. Keep going until it feels like it's dissolved and that part of your energetic anatomy is free-flowing again. If you like working with your chakras, you can clean them this way. If you like working with your Tanian, same thing. Just keep pouring until it overflows.

And if you don't feel it fully dissolve in one sitting, that's fine — it's simply in process. The environment around it is no longer conducive to it staying in the form it was, so it will keep shifting.

Dreaming the World Into Being

Dreaming the world into being can only happen if we love this place.

Do you love life? Not the personality version of it — "oh yeah, I'm happy, I love my life, la la la." What about your thoughts? If you're honest, you'll probably notice that most of your thoughts are highly critical of yourself and others, even while you're out here being a great person, taking good actions, helping people. The inside reality doesn't always match. Happiness, really, is about contentment. And when you're really, really lucky — fulfillment.

But the bar for fulfillment might not be what you think it is. A lot of people assume being a great mom or a great grandmother is what gives them fulfillment, and most of the time, that's not actually the truth — that's what something outside of us told us should give us fulfillment. Real fulfillment is closer to what looked like "crazy town" to everybody else but was exactly what someone needed to be excited about getting out of bed and living their life each day.

Curiosity Is the Guide

The Wiracocha can be protection, it can clean up energy, there are so many ways to apply it — your imagination is the limit. But the piece that makes it actually work is curiosity. Surround yourself with it and get curious. That energy, that consciousness, that part of your own consciousness, is going to teach you about itself. The curiosity has to be there for that to happen. If curiosity is hard to access right now, that's okay — we all have a story about why we're traumatized. Just keep working with it the way we talk about it, and the curiosity will come. The more you heal, the more the curiosity comes.

Curiosity is the guide in general, not just with the Wiracocha. When you slow down, curiosity pops up — what happens if I do this more often, what happens if I try this. That's the piece your logical mind can't give you, because the logical mind wants "if I do this, then that" — a guarantee. It's never going to happen that way. What happens instead is you do things you feel guided to do, you don't know why, and then a feedback loop comes and shows you that was exactly the right thing to do. You don't get validation in the moment of choosing — you get it in the feedback loop that comes after. So let the logical mind rest, let it come in afterward to help you look at things in retrospect, and let curiosity lead in the meantime.

Respect and Self-Respect

You can use your Wiracocha however you want — on yourself, on other people, on a building. But respect has to be there. If you bring your Wiracocha into something toxic, you're going to end up processing that energy on a full multidimensional spectrum yourself. And when it comes to using it with other people, you have to pay attention to where they actually are, frequency-wise — not where their potential is, not where you think they could be. If someone's never engaged with their own Wiracocha and you activate it in them without their alignment, you can cause real upheaval in their energy.

The key is trusting your instincts. If any part of you says no, don't do it — there's something you don't know yet. Even if you can't find the reason through inquiry in the moment, respect the feeling anyway, and do something different. That's self-respect in practice: not overriding your own gut for the sake of the exercise.

And it goes both ways. We're not a hierarchy here — we're a circle within circles within circles, a web. If something feels off, you're owed the honesty to say so, and the community is owed the same honesty in return. That's what keeps the web from disrupting itself, and it's what makes something like this strong enough to keep doing this endless, lifelong work together.

Come play and build something worth while.

This is a lifelong tool. You don't master the Wiracocha once and move on — you keep discovering it, and it keeps teaching you, for as long as you're willing to stay curious with it. There's no finish line here, no version of you that's fully cleared and done. There's just the ongoing practice of coming home to yourself, again and again, with a little more grace each time.

If any of this stirred something in you, we'd love for you to come play with us. Join us in Lightbody Essentials Membership, where we go deeper into tools like the Wiracocha together, or bring your questions to one of our live Energy Mastery Clinics and see what wants to move through you.