Why I Changed My Mind About Twin Flames

I used to think they weren’t real. And then I met mine.

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I get a lot of skeptical comments from my readers about twin flames. Some accuse me and anyone who believes in the concept of mental illness. I have never been offended when they tell me that it’s all bullshit and twin flames are just a delusion. I used to think it was stupid, too. Once upon a time, I was just like them.

I was raised an atheist. I have been taught not to look beyond the perception of the senses. I also have a master’s degree in philosophy from the University of Otago. My professors trained me to be very skeptical of everything, approaching all theories with careful analysis. They also made me believe that the only viable way to approach reality is from a scientific, materialist perspective. I became very skeptical of all things spiritual by the time I was in my twenties. In my early life, I made fun of spiritual and religious people a lot.

Things began to change in my late thirties. In 2021, I had just been through a major spiritual awakening. Things seemed different. The world had opened up, and I understood consciously that we’re all one. I understood things from a spiritual perspective — and I acknowledged that this divine connection was always within me, just repressed over the years.