Some time ago, I received a request from a male client.
He asked if he could speak to me privately.
“About something very intimate.”
Of course, I became curious, haha.

He wanted to hear my answer to the following question:
Energetically speaking, does a man also have a womb?

It may sound like a strange question. And yet, it comes back often.
You see this theme appearing more and more in posts, podcasts,
and workshops about the feminine essence.

It’s a question that has been with me since my teenage years — back
then I wrote little stories about it. Now I know: it wasn’t fantasy.
I didn’t have the knowledge I carry today, but those stories came
surprisingly close to what has since become my conviction.

Physically, a man does not have a womb.
But energetically — yes, there is a place where men, too, carry holding
and creative power.

In many traditions, this center is placed in the lower belly, where in
women the womb lies.
For women it is literally a gateway of life.
For men it is a more subtle field, an inner womb, a cosmic space where
ideas, visions, and energy can be born.

Creation is not the privilege of the female body.
It is a human quality.
A remembrance of the Source from which we all come forth.

When we honor this place within — as man or woman — we connect to
creativity, intuition, and life force. We align with the greater field of life
itself.

And yes, in constellation and ritual work, I often see that men can
access this creative field in themselves more easily than they first
expect. Sometimes even more easily than women, because there are
fewer expectations and less collective weight placed on their “inner womb.”

Once that space is touched, a tremendous power is often released:
clarity, focus, and a creative flow that feels surprisingly natural.

Perhaps that is the greatest invitation for men today: to realize that they
do not stand “outside” of womb-related themes, and that fatherhood is
not limited to children — but also to the ideas, dreams, and energy that
want to be born through them.

I’m curious: how does this resonate with you?
Men, do you recognize this place within yourself?
And women, do you see it reflected in the men in your life?