Twin Souls

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Stage 7: the twin flame reunion and joining of the mind, body and soul

When you and your twin flame move on to the reunion stage, you'll have a sense of relief at the fact that balance is being restored.

In going through the previous, challenging stages, you'll have learned a lot about yourselves and about the potential attached to the unique kind of love you have found.

For some twin flames, this reunion will be physical in nature. For example, the two of you may finally come back to the same place. Agreeing to share a home, or finally physically consummating your bond.

Irrespective of the particular form the reunion takes, it carries with it a sense of peace, acceptance, and reciprocal understanding.

If you can weather the more tumultuous parts of your journey. Twin flame energy inevitably leads both parties to this joining stage.

After the reunion, the hard work is over; all you need to do now is live. Simply enjoy the sense of completeness that can only be found in each other's companionship.

(source: thelawofattraction.com)

Sanaa ☯️

“I miss her so much,” my mother said as my eyes remained closed.

“We all do, Mom,” I heard Ama’s voice say as I felt her squeezing my hand. “It’s been too long already.”

What did she mean? I was only asleep after all.

“I don’t even know how I’ll explain everything her.”

“We’ll have to wait. The doctor did say that too much information might stress her out.”

What are they talking about?

I slowly fluttered my eyes open and was greeted by white walls. A persisting beeping sound echoed throughout the foreign room and I realised that I was dressed in a hospital gown. The gasps of my mother and sister caught my attention and my gaze turned to them.

“Hello,” I managed to croak out.

“Ama, get the doctor,” Mom said, gently pushing Ama towards the direction of the room door. She poured me a glass of water and handed me it, saying, “Drink. You need it.”

I finished the water and placed it on my bedside table before taking in a deep breath.

“What am I doing here, Mom?” I asked.

“Don’t you remember?”

“No…”

“What can you remember prior to this?”

My head began to ache as I attempted to think about my life prior to the incident.

“Don’t stress yourself out. Take it easy.”

“I nodded before saying, “I remember crossing the road after dropping Abel off and got hit by a speeding car.”

“Who’s Abel?” she asked as confusion laced her voice.