Twin Flame Journey Lessons

Updated: Jul 19

Personal Growth Lessons Through The Twin Flame Journey
Today I am inspired to talk to you about personal growth lessons learned through the Twin Flame Journey. The twin flame journey is a journey of coming back home, in which case home is my core essence, who I came here to be in this incarnation. This means the journey is more important than the destination itself. However, I do believe that the destination, that is the union, is within reach. To give an example of that, Ulysses, did return home to his wife Penelope and to his dog Argos, after all.
In the process of becoming who I came here to be, I learnt, and I am still learning, many lessons.
Lesson No 1: I don't need to be perfect or to prove myself in order to receive love or to deserve love or to give love to myself; intertwined lesson with accepting and embracing both my light and my shadow self and learning to love myself for who I am and believing that I do deserve abundance.
Lesson No2: Love. My perception of what love is and what ego is expanded and I reached higher frequencies of love.
Lesson No3: Money is love too. Yes. I started building love for money and I started manifesting money.
Lesson No4: Patience. Comes with trusting in timing and divine timing.
Lesson No5: Letting go of control, expectation and outcome and just go with the flow. This is intertwined with lessons about disease and healing. When I am not stressing, when I am not forcing I am healthy.
Lesson No6: I am never alone. Everything works out for me and even challenges are blessings in disguise.
Lesson No7: Stepping into my own power, is the best thing I can do for me. Then I can attract what is available for me because equal attracts equal.
Lesson No8: There's no such thing as superior and inferior human being.
Lesson No9: Faith, faith, faith.
P.R.1: Lessons are not listed in chronological order as the journey is not linear or order of importance. They are equally valued and I am equally grateful for them.
P.R.2: All listed lessons are experienced lessons and not just something I read about and agreed with in theory only.




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