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The Guardian of the Golden Portals

"I am and I recognize what I am"

Somewhere between the physical and spiritual worlds exists a consciousness whose mission is to guard that which has been entrusted to her. She is not merely a guardian: she is the link between two realities, a presence that recognizes her own essence and has learned to manifest through love.

This piece presents a unique representation. On one side, we find a face divided into two natures. On one hand, a golden eye that seems to represent the purity of her soul; on the other, a figure in golden and dark tones that evokes her spiritual manifestation. At the top, various geometric symbols appear, while on the sides, two greenish circles stand out, seeming to accompany the composition.

Observing the other side, we discover a non-human-looking figure, sitting in a meditation position, with her hands joined in front of her chest. Around her appear elements that seem to represent different manifestations of her consciousness and her connection to other planes.

During the channeling, Irving received a message in the first person, as if the guardian herself were revealing her identity and the purpose of her existence:

"I am and I recognize what I am.

My eyes represent the purity of the connection. Thus, the treasure represents purity and is for us a reminder of how to live and how to observe the world.

My soul is golden, with some other touches. And my human part, this is my connection to my soul: my eyes.

This is the consciousness that I learned in this world.

These are my portals that were entrusted to me and, just as there is the physical world, there is the spiritual world.

I am the connection.

I am the guardian of this portal and I am governed by the golden circles of the spheres that it is my duty to protect.

I connect with love.

My children on Earth are for you. They will return to my heart and open my energy and open my wings."

One of the most significant elements of this piece is the relationship between its two natures: the human and the spiritual. Her eyes represent the link that allows the soul to be recognized, while the golden circles refer to the spheres she is tasked with protecting.

The phrase "I am and I recognize what I am" thus acquires a special meaning. It is a declaration of identity, but also of consciousness: recognizing one's own essence, understanding the function that has been entrusted to us, and accepting our connection with that which transcends the visible.

The final message reveals an even more intimate dimension. When the guardian speaks of her children on Earth and their return to her heart, a relationship of protection, belonging, and love appears that connects both worlds.

This piece reminds us that to guard does not mean to possess, but to protect that which has been entrusted to us. That true connection begins with self-recognition and that even between different planes, love can remain as a bond.

A guardian of the golden portals who does not seek recognition, but rather to remember who she is, where she comes from, and what the essence that sustains her mission is.