In this episode learn about the unique situation where two people share the same soul. Called a twin soul or twin flame relationship. It’s an interesting, intense and highly charged experience. Scott shares his personal story of meeting the other half of his soul. Join us to learn about the different stages: from initial soul recognition, through the separation stage, where each ran from the other, and into a harmonic and peaceful reunion.
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7:00 Common markers of a twin soul connection
10:00 Challenges of a twin flame connection
12:45 Examples of confirming synchronicities and signs
18:00 What’s the point of all this?
21:00 Running from yourself by looking into the mirror of your twin flame
23:00 What makes this ‘crazy making thinking’ different
24:30 Describing the M/F magnetic pull and goal of neutrality
27:30 The shock of facing our light and dark all at once
29:00 Creating the inner harmony and attracting that with others
32:00 What the divine masculine and feminine polarities experienced
36:00 The twin flame addiction cycle leading into surrender and peace
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