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    Soul Mates and Twin Flames: The Spiritual Dimension of Love and Relationships
    Soul Mates and Twin Flames: The Spiritual Dimension of Love and Relationships
    Soul Mates and Twin Flames: The Spiritual Dimension of Love and Relationships
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    Soul Mates and Twin Flames: The Spiritual Dimension of Love and Relationships

    By Elizabeth Clare Prophet

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    "A New Look at Love, Karma and Relationships

    “Uses real-life experiences and love stories to define and illuminate the inner mysteries of the soul.... Candidly explores why we attract certain loves into our lives, and why the most difficult relationship may be the key to the perfect love we've been seeking.” —Bodhi Tree Book Review

    Soul Mates and Twin Flames explores the spiritual dimension of relationships. You’ll learn the difference between soul mates, twin flames and karmic partners along with practical tips for working on whatever relationship you are in and attracting your highest love."
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSummit University Press
    Release dateJun 12, 2009
    ISBN9781932890327
    Soul Mates and Twin Flames: The Spiritual Dimension of Love and Relationships
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    Elizabeth Clare Prophet

    Elizabeth Clare Prophet is a world-renowned author, spiritual teacher, and pioneer in practical spirituality. Her groundbreaking books have been published in more than thirty languages and over three million copies have been sold worldwide.

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    • 4/5
      Excellent book. A good guide for Twin Flames. Prophet discusses how to work with your Higher Self in Christ Consciousness to ascend, which is to union with God. This is the pathway to Twin Flame union in unconditional love, which the union so inspires by opening the heart. She discusses the Soul Anatomy, and offers a lot of Violet Light meditations at the closing. Importantly, she mentions how she heard of Twin Flames when she was 18, in a book on Soul Mates. This is important, because many people today claim Prophet coined the term Twin Flames, but, as she mentions in her book, she did not.
    • 5/5
      This was an interesting read. I enjoyed it very much.

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    Soul Mates and Twin Flames - Elizabeth Clare Prophet

    THE

    PERFECT MATCH

    TRAPPED IN THE NET OF KARMA

    THE STORY OF

    Jeanette MacDonald

    Nelson Eddy

    Sweetheart, sweetheart, sweetheart," Nelson Eddy sang. Suddenly from the rear of the theater came the voice of a woman, joining him in duet. The packed audience turned in amazement. She was walking down the aisle, singing back to him. By the end of the song, she was on stage looking into his eyes and the audience was standing and cheering.

    She was his co-star in eight films, Jeanette MacDonald. Their love was plain for all to see, recalls Frank Laric, who was sitting in the third row. Nelson hadn’t even known she was in town. Where’d you come from? he asked as the audience wildly applauded.

    I got in last night, she said. He asked her to dinner, and then they sang Indian Love Call together.

    In these magic moments and in those replayed in theaters across the nation, America discovered twin flames.*

    It was the summer of 1941. Theirs was the perfect match and more, twin flames to a T—two hearts in three-quarter time. Although their romance blossomed in May, it never came to fruition.

    Seeing their love on screen, hearing it in their duets as their eyes told one another and the whole world the pain of a forbidden love, more than one generation of Americans have been introduced to that special love of twin flames. Although not many people today sit down and listen to Jeanette and Nelson sing arias, their music and especially their films have a timeless appeal, which transcends a bland corniness in plot and dialogue. That appeal, that mysterious ingredient, is the love that everyone seeks, but few find, in the union of twin flames.

    Yet they were forced to hide that real-life romance from the world. Official studio history and fan magazines billed them as casual friends who sometimes argued and who were blissfully married to other people.

    And that story might have stood forever had it not been for the efforts of Sharon Rich and Diane Goodrich who released their book Farewell to Dreams in 1979. They compiled it not from the papier-mâché newspaper accounts of the day, but from Nelson’s and Jeanette’s friends, neighbors, and relatives who finally agreed to tell the truth and from doormen, maids, and extras who filled in details and corroborated evidence. Every line in there, Sharon says, is verbatim from what somebody told us, as closely as possible.

    Not a publicity photo. This shows their real-life romance as Nelson throws caution to the winds and gives Jeanette a birthday embrace.

    Sharon and Diane discovered a massive cover-up by the studio and by Nelson and Jeanette, who swore their friends to secrecy. They found that they were in fact wildly in love, more deeply than any of their characters, in a romance that spanned 30 years.

    But Jeanette’s ambition, their occasionally violent tempers, and a strange combination of people and circumstances kept them apart for their entire lives. So it seems that things do not always turn out right, even when you do find your twin flame.

    Their life story is a tragedy of twin flames. It includes an implicit warning to us in our quest for our perfect love: if we do not overcome the negatives of our karma, we can never enjoy complete happiness, whether or not we find our twin flame.

    Naturally, Sharon and Diane’s story begins as a fairy tale should: love at first sight, or at least instant recognition. Jeanette’s sister Blossom was flipping through a newspaper when a picture caught her eye. Who is that? said Jeanette, making her go back to a certain page. She knew she had to go and hear Nelson Eddy sing.

    Nelson first saw, or rather heard, Jeanette at MGM studios where they were both under contract. He had been signed on in 1933, a successful opera singer and—as young, handsome opera singers were in those days—a sex symbol. His fans, mostly women, treated him like a rock star, even ripping his clothes off after concerts.

    Nelson followed her bewitching voice into a sound stage where she was filming The Merry Widow. As he watched her on stage, he fell in love. She fit the image of that one girl he’d always dreamed of. A few days later, he asked her to lunch. She agreed, but only reluctantly as she did not want to become entangled in a relationship that might endanger her career. Yet as their romance continued, her love grew. Nelson made her, a 30-year-old glamour queen, feel like she was on her first date. Could the fairy tale she had portrayed so many times on screen be happening to her?

    He kissed me, it’s like nothing I ever felt before, she told her mother. Around him I feel beautifully elated, and when he looks at you, there’s no one else, just you.

    In their romance we see other telltale signs of a twin flame relationship. Their love was far more than a magnetic attraction—it showed in every part of their lives. Together, they had a radiance that was lacking when they were apart. The films they made singly are mostly unmemorable, but together they were able to tap their inner potential as twin flames united can, and their films broke box-office records.

    Their radiant screen presence, the very real quality of their love and the now-revealed pathos of their separation made the eight movies the MacDonald/Eddy team filmed from 1935 to 1942 some of the most poignant love stories ever portrayed by Hollywood.

    Their popularity is timeless. MGM re-released several of their films in the late ’50s and early ’60s and recently put out three of them on video. Their loyal fans, young and old, still rally around their three fan clubs, one the oldest in existence.

    Their love did not fade as their bodies grew older. He still saw her as she had looked on their first meeting. Beauty comes from the soul, Nelson said in 1958. The body is just a cover. Sure, it ages and gets worn. But it’s the person himself who radiates beauty, or doesn’t. That’s why I’ll care for Miss MacDonald till the day I die. Feeling his love, Jeanette would light up like a firefly whenever he was near, becoming a different person in his presence.

    Their undying love, another sign of twin

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