When twin flames encounter each other, it sparks a profound recognition of the self mirrored in the other, fueling a deep yearning for Union. This union, however, unfolds as a complex journey marked by paradoxes, notably the necessity of finding unity within ourselves before seeking it with the other. The purpose of meeting our beloved is to have them reflect on the areas in which we must nurture self-love and growth. The foundation of the union lies in being whole within the Self, a crucial prerequisite because self-love empowers our intuition and connection with the Higher Self.
The search for answers and validation for the connection resides within, emphasizing the paradox that our beloved can only validate the connection to the extent we validate it within ourselves. Communicating with the Higher Self becomes paramount to navigating the mystery and discovering the wellspring of love and divine wisdom within. Certainty arises from this internal validation, transcending the enigma. As the journey unfolds, the realization dawns that the beloved is never distant; they echo the proximity of our Hearts and Souls.
Embracing self-validation becomes instrumental for physical union and harmony. The internal validation, transforming into surrender and illumination, prompts a reciprocal response from the beloved, affirming the twin flame paradox. Trusting intuitive knowing aligns us with the Divine plan, leading to harmony if both parties choose to follow. Self-love and surrender to God's will make the seemingly impossible, possible.
Reflecting on a personal experience after committing to self-loving actions, a transformative period unfolded. Despite no immediate response from the beloved, a myriad of spiritual signs reassured the chosen path. Simultaneously, awareness of the energetic suppression within the marriage intensified, indicating an impending end. The decision to end the marriage was deferred, guided by trust in divine timing and finding the strength and support when needed.
In September, debilitating sciatic pain became a catalyst for exploring alternative healing methods. An Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) session revealed a deep emotional blockage linked to the pain, leading to a significant release. This release brought clarity, enabling overdue changes like reducing working hours and discontinuing draining law studies. The return of creative energy and a symbolic dream about the beloved in October further fueled the journey, indicating a shared spiritual breakthrough. The dream portrayed a significant reunion, emphasizing the magnetic pull between them, even though outward communication remained silent.
One morning, as I prepared in front of the mirror, I perceived him gazing back at me, genuinely recognizing and seeing me. I witnessed myself with an overwhelming sense of love, prompting bewilderment about its significance, except for the realization that some kind of veil had been lifted. It proved to be an oddly empowering and slightly intimidating moment – was he now occasionally viewing the world through my eyes, just as I glimpsed through his?
Within a day or two, another instance occurred when I caught a glimpse of him engaged in a joyous conversation with a group of Muslim men adorned in their white Islamic attire. Though uncertain how I sensed he was on a pilgrimage to Hajj – a revelation he later confirmed. However, the day took a strange turn when, at a gas station, an older Muslim man approached me, seeking assistance in ensuring he was using the correct fuel for his new car. The situation felt peculiar, given the presence of other men who could have been approached. Yet, I perceived an unusual affinity, convinced it was my twin's energy drawing the man to me. The encounter left me perplexed about the nature of our energetic merging.
About a week later, a series of coincidences led me to attend a mediumship demonstration, an unusual choice for me. To my surprise, my late grandma communicated a message about my beloved. Despite never discussing him with her, she conveyed that our connection was a genuine heart and soul bond. She encouraged me to persist in writing emails to him, assuring him that he cherished them, a sentiment he would later echo months later. She foresaw positive developments and urged patience.
In November, almost five months after confessing my feelings to my beloved, silence persisted. However, my understanding of our connection deepened, and positive changes unfolded in my life. Immersed in self-love, I no longer sought acknowledgment, validation, or confessions from him. Driven to share and help others, I started writing my blog, "Mirror of My Soul," feeling a profound connection and love from my beloved, despite tangible proof of progress.
A dream about him followed, portraying a significant reunion marked by a shared moment of peace and completeness. His explanations in the dream faded in comparison to the overwhelming sense of being home. The subsequent night, I felt his energy surround me while sitting on my couch. Profoundly loving and comforting, it prompted me to close my eyes and revel in its reality. Intuitively sensing he was writing to me, I waited until an email arrived at 1:30 am.
The intensity of that moment made it challenging to steady my shaking hands as I read his words on my phone. He deeply apologized for the delayed response to my emails, acknowledging the struggle to find adequate words. His words mirrored the dream's sentiments, expressing overwhelming nostalgia, emotions, and a moral dilemma. He spoke of his connection with divine guidance, conversion to Islam, and the Hajj pilgrimage, aligning with the revelations from the dream. Expressing admiration and acknowledging his spiritual journey, he admitted to his previous shortcomings. The relief and love I felt were profound, recognized every word as true. His journey toward self-discovery and connection with God affirmed what I had always known, transcending doubts and questions. Our connection on profound levels, despite past denials and separations, became undeniable, emphasizing the truth that the key to connecting with the other lies in the connection to oneself.
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