Hey there, fellow Twin Flame voyagers! I’m thrilled you’ve chosen to embark on this enlightening journey with me today. Grab a cup of tea, find a cozy spot, and let’s dive into the depths of the Twin Flame experience. A fair warning though, we’re going on a roller coaster ride of emotions, so brace yourself for some upheaval. And remember, it’s always more fun when your hands are in the air!
“Euphoria is not peace, peace is not euphoria.” Take a moment to let that sink in. It’s like saying a doughnut is not a bagel, and a bagel is not a doughnut. Both are round, both can be delicious, but they’re not the same thing. Euphoria is that sugar rush, that giddy high you get from biting into a glazed doughnut. It’s fleeting, it’s intense, but it’s not sustainable. On the other hand, peace is like a whole grain bagel. It’s wholesome, it’s enduring, it’s nourishing. It doesn’t give you a rush, but it sustains you for the long haul. And actually, as we cultivate that peace, we will experience a form of Divine Euphoria that will be sustainable, but it builds on a foundation of peace.
Many of us have come to accept fear as a motivator, like that jolt of adrenaline when you realize you forgot to turn off the stove. But, let’s face it, living in a constant state of “stove-on” anxiety isn’t exactly conducive to inner peace. It’s like constantly running on a treadmill expecting to reach a destination. Spoiler alert: you won’t.
Similarly, the goal of the inner work is healing, is peace, not the high. Here’s the million-dollar question: Wouldn’t it be better to build a sustainable system for expanding peace instead?
You might be thinking, “That sounds great, but I don’t believe I can attain peace on earth. It’s as likely as finding a unicorn in my backyard.” I get it, it seems far-fetched. But let me tell you a secret, unicorns are real, your unicorn is there, you just haven’t found it yet.
We often intensify our feelings as a means to escape them. It’s like turning up the volume on a scary movie so you can’t hear your own screams. But the movie is still scary, and you’re still scared. Instead, let’s learn to move through the block, let’s face the scary monster under the bed.
Entitlement is another tricky beast. You think, “I’ve worked so hard, I should have the toy.” It’s like expecting a reward for eating your vegetables. But this isn’t how it works. Healing isn’t about earning a prize, it’s about growing, evolving, and transforming.
Now, let’s delve into something that may resonate with many of you. Perhaps there’s a situation where someone took peace from you. This can feel like a punch to the gut, but remember, you’re wearing an invisible armor of unconditional love. You’ve got this! And most importantly, only you create in your reality meaning that no one else has the power to have any influence over yours unless you choose that.
Unconditional love. It’s a phrase we throw around, but do we really understand it? It’s not about never making mistakes or always performing perfectly. It’s about love that doesn’t waver, even when you don’t do as well as you’d like to with your Twin Flame.
We’ve all been there, haven’t we? It’s like being a kid again, learning to ride a bike and falling off. You don’t stop riding, you get back on. Why should it be any different with unconditional love?
HTFU (Harmonious Twin Flame Union) happens when we’ve mastered unconditional love. It’s like reaching the final boss level in a video game. You’ve got it, you’re on a roll, and then…you lose a life. Maybe you didn’t perform as well as you’d hoped, and you judged yourself for it. But here’s the twist, that’s not unconditional love. Unconditional love means not punishing yourself for perceived failures. It’s the warm blanket you wrap around yourself when you’re cold, not the icy wind that chills you to the bone.
The journey towards unconditional love and peace is about moving through the blocks with trust. It’s a dance between you and the universe, a tango of faith and surrender. Sure, there might be some toe-stepping and awkward movements, but that’s part of the dance. Remember, even the best dancers started with two left feet.
One last thought before we wrap up this Twin Flame conversation. Dramatizing and intensifying emotions is like adding extra hot sauce to your food when it’s already spicy. It might seem like a good idea at the time, but it often leads to heartburn. Instead, let’s try savoring the original flavor. After all, life is spicy enough on its own, isn’t it?
So, my dear voyagers, as we end this journey today, remember that peace isn’t a far-off dream. It’s a reality that’s within your reach. And remember, just like unicorns, it’s there in your backyard. You just have to believe, seek, and you shall find.
Till next time, keep the faith, embrace the dance, and never forget – love, above all, is unconditional.