What Does a Double Yolk Egg Mean?
And a recipe for kujirai ramen.
I’m at a point in my spiritual evolution in which I try not to create stories around everything that’s happening.
For example, I see a cardinal and it’s just a cardinal, whereas maybe before I felt like it was a sign from my deceased mom, but not every cardinal is a sign — do you get me?
Now, I walk a middle road with signs and utilize extra discernment, as in not everything is a sign, but if I genuinely feel like I’m being given an onslaught of solid synchronicities, then I try not to ignore it.
Last week was filled with delightful synchronicities, and the events that occurred on Friday were like an outpouring of divine signposts.
While making kujirai, this delicious Korean ramen recipe I received from my fiancée’s sister, and it’s TO DIE FOR, I cracked open a double-yolk egg.
As far as I can remember, I’ve never seen a double-yolk egg in my life, so I was immediately surprised to see it. Before googling anything, because you know, I try to get my intel from my inner self, I felt like it was a sign of good luck — I know I know, very broad and overgeneralized statement — but more than anything, I felt like it was suggesting an auspicious breakthrough in my healing journey.
