Breaking the Barrenness of the Mind: From Con-Formation to Divine Conception
- Bukola aanuskincare@gmail.com
- 6 days ago
- 6 min read
“The Lord visited Sarah as He had said, and the Lord did unto Sarah as He had spoken.”—Genesis 21:1
Before conception, there is always a visitation.
This is the pattern of God. Before Sarah could carry Isaac, before fulfillment could emerge, the Lord Himself visited her. He didn’t just speak; He drew near. And when He visited, everything that had been barren began to break open.
This is more than a story about one woman’s womb. It is a prophetic blueprint for those called to build, birth, and become. Every holy vision begins with presence. Every true blueprint begins with divine conception. But conception cannot occur in a womb that is already conformed to something else.
Many builders struggle to move from revelation to realization. We pray. We plan. Yet something feels blocked. Delayed. Miscarried. What if the delay isn’t just about timing, but about territory, and what if that territory is within us?
Romans 12:2 calls us to transformation. It begins by warning: “Do not be conformed to this world…” The word conform (Latin: conformare) means “to be shaped together with something else.” It’s the process of being molded by an external pattern. A counterfeit formation. Often one that begins subtly, through trauma, culture, education, family systems, religion, or unspoken expectations. What forms us becomes what fills us. And sometimes, what fills us prevents us from conceiving what is divine.
Modern neuroscience has shown that within the brain’s limbic system, responsible for memory, emotion, and motivation, there exists a womb-shaped structure. Prophetically, this affirms that the mind is more than a battlefield; it is a birthing field. A space where the divine can implant vision, purpose, and truth.
In the Beginning: Creation, the Mind of God, and the Power of Presence
“In the beginning, God created…” Genesis 1:1
This verse does more than mark time, it marks the origin of divine intention. Creation did not begin with action. It began with a thought, a vision within the mind of God. In essence, creation was first conceived in the womb of God's mind. And what followed?
“The Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the deep…” Genesis 1:2
Before the Word was spoken, the Spirit was present.Before anything was formed, the womb of God’s mind was filled with presence.
This pattern still holds true for us:
Conception requires presence.
Presence heals the womb of the soul.
Healing makes space for divine seed.
And what God conceives in you will not return void.
If you are building anything in this season; business, ministry, movement, legacy, then you must return to the beginning. To the mind. To the womb. To the presence of God.
The Soul and the Mind: Why It Matters
The soul is the seat of your mind, will, and emotions, it holds your identity, memory, personality, and perception.The mind is a function of the soul, it processes thoughts, reasons, and interprets experiences.
The soul is where your story is stored. The mind is how you interpret and replay that story.
So when we speak of strongholds in the mind, we’re not just referring to faulty thoughts we’re referring to soul wounds that have become mental agreements.Deliverance, therefore, is not just about casting out darkness, it’s about reforming the structure of the soul so that the mind becomes a womb again.
A Prophetic Sensing: Deliverance Is at the Door
In prayer, it became clear: this word is not just for personal reflection. It is an announcement of deliverance.
Many believers, especially builders and visionaries have become barren not because they lack faith, but because their minds have been silently held hostage by:
Generational trauma
Religious pressure
Intellectual conformity
Shame from failure
Fear of exposure or inadequacy
Over-identification with systems instead of Spirit
God is now visiting the minds of His people, just as He visited Sarah's womb.He is not simply releasing ideas, He is breaking open the soul’s womb to carry them.
This is not just about receiving more revelation, it is about reclaiming the terrain where revelation can take root.
This is not just a moment, it is a movement of deliverance for the mind.You are not just being informed. You are being re-formed.
5 Steps to Renew the Mind and Reclaim the Womb of the Soul
Repent for False Formation: Ask the Lord to reveal every area where you’ve conformed to a lie, whether it came through family, trauma, religion, or culture. Repent and release it.
Renounce Old Agreements: Declare out loud:
“I break agreement with fear, shame, performance, and false identity.”
“I reject every form that does not reflect the image of God in me.”
Cleanse with the Word: Read and meditate daily on scriptures that affirm your divine identity and destiny:
Romans 12:2
2 Corinthians 10:4–5
Isaiah 43:18–19
Ephesians 4:23
Create Space for Visitation: Set intentional time for stillness, worship, and silence. Don’t strive, simply sit and let Him come. Visitation often happens where there is room.
Declare Truth Over Your Mental Womb: Begin each day with truth:
“My mind is a womb for heaven’s thoughts.”
“I will carry only what God has authored.”
“I am being transformed from the inside out.”
Journaling Prompts: Reclaiming Your Mind as Holy Ground
Take 15–20 minutes to reflect and journal with the Holy Spirit using these prompts:
What thoughts or narratives have shaped me that did not come from God?
Where have I conformed to pressure, trauma, or culture, rather than the presence of God?
What would it look like to make space for divine visitation this week?
What is one false agreement I need to break today, and what truth do I replace it with?
If my mind is a womb, what kind of seed do I want it to carry in this season?
Journal It with the Transform Journal
This is more than a moment. It’s a process.And every transformation journey needs a sacred space.
The Transform Journal was created for builders like you, visionaries in transition who are called to birth what heaven has authored.
Inside, you’ll find:
Clean, open journaling space
Prophetic prompts
Daily transformation declarations
A lifestyle rhythm for Spirit-led building
Give your thoughts a home. Let your mind become holy ground.
Prophetic Prayer & Declaration: “Sanctify the Womb of My Mind”
Father, in the name of Jesus, I invite Your presence to visit me, just as You visited Sarah. Come into the inner chambers of my thoughts, memories, and imagination. Search me and reveal every place where I have conformed to patterns that are not Yours. Forgive me for agreeing with fear, shame, performance, and false identity. Forgive me for allowing systems, wounds, or pressure to shape what You alone were meant to form.
Today, I break agreement with every false form.I renounce every mental stronghold that has resisted Your voice.I uproot every lie that has taken residence in the womb of my mind. And I declare: this mind is no longer a battlefield, it is a birthing field. A sanctuary. A garden. A holy place where heaven’s thoughts take root.
Let the water of Your Word wash me.Let Your Spirit renew me.Let divine alignment be established in my emotions, my memory, and my motives.I make space for visitation without striving, without fear, without delay.
Father, overshadow me like You did Mary. Speak to me like You did Hannah. Send for me like You did Isaiah.Let Your fire fall on the altar of my yielded mind.Transform me from the inside out.
I declare today:
My mind is the womb of divine strategy.
My imagination is sanctified for vision.
My emotions are healed and aligned.
My thoughts are submitted to the mind of Christ.
I will carry what God has authored.
I will birth what heaven has ordained.
I will build from a place of presence.
Visit me, Lord, and do in me what You have spoken. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
A Builder’s First Step: Read She Who Builds Between Worlds
This entire revelation brings us back to where it began.
If God is awakening something in you through this word, then your first step isn’t building. It’s becoming. And that’s why She Who Builds Between Worlds was written.
It is more than a book. It is:
A blueprint for restoration
A guide for womb repair
A call to spiritual visitation
A key for prophetic conception and holy building
“In the beginning, God created…”That beginning didn’t start in the earth, it started in the mind of God.And your beginning starts in the same place: in the mind, in presence, and in the womb of becoming.
If you're ready to be visited, formed, and filled, start here. Your womb is waiting.Your Builder’s journey begins now.
With you in becoming, building and birthing,
Bukola Olumofin
Founder, Transformative Co
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