How Does a Reunion with Your Twin Flame Happen?
A reunion with your twin flame can occur in various ways. It might involve a phone call or text after a long period of no contact, meeting up for coffee or another activity, or unexpectedly running into them and having a brief conversation. Essentially, a reunion means interacting with your twin again for a short period.
Reunions vs. Union
Reunions should not be confused with Union. While a reunion is temporary and involves interacting with your twin for a short time, Union is final and permanent. Union represents a complete energetic alignment between twins, where both are in high vibration and share their happiness and harmony.
Purpose of Reunions
The primary purpose of reunions is to facilitate important lessons on your Twin Flame Journey—lessons you chose to learn before incarnating. The Universe, your Higher Self, your twin’s Higher Self, and spiritual guides orchestrate these meetings to ensure you learn these lessons. Therefore, reunions are never random.
Challenges During Reunions
During a reunion, you might face upsetting situations. Your twin might say or do things that trigger you, and issues that led to past separations might resurface. While this can be challenging, it’s beneficial if you’re willing to work on the negativity your twin reveals in you. Recognizing and addressing these issues is crucial for personal growth.
Positive Approach to Reunions
Approach reunions with a positive mindset, aiming to learn more about yourself and your Twin Flame connection. Focus on identifying areas for self-improvement rather than harboring expectations about your twin or the relationship. Expectations can be harmful on this journey, as the Twin Flame dynamic differs from a typical 3D romantic relationship.
Path to Permanent Union
A Permanent Union is possible for every Twin Flame couple. If you and your twin have met in this incarnation, Union is within reach. However, the inner work of self-improvement and raising your vibration must come first. Reunions play a crucial role in this process, helping you grow and prepare for Union.