Twin Flames: A True Story of Soul Reunion

by Antera

This is a remarkable, compelling story of True Love, a love that most people only dream about--and it happened to Antera and Omaran. When they met and discovered that they are not only soulmates, but twin flames separated thousands of years ago, they embarked on a journey of profound spiritual experiences as well as emotional healing. Anyone who has dreamed of meeting their most perfect spiritual mate will love this book, and discover the deeper implications of this kind of cherished partership.

Genres: Love

264 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2003

About the author

Antera has been able to communicate with Beings of Light since she was a small child, and they have been her main spiritual teachers. For over twenty years, she and her husband and twin flame, Omaran, have helped others on their spiritual paths through their work as initiators, teachers, authors, counselors, musicians, and healers. They founded the nonprofit Center for Soul Evolution with its mystery school, and built the Mt Shasta Pyramid. They live and love in Mt Shasta, California.

Reviews

[Rebecca · Rating 1 out of 5]

This story is not relatable to the normal healthy human experiences . The lack of real emotional reactions is glaring . However it is a wonderful example of the profound use of light washing which some people mistake as spiritual enlightenment .

Real spiritual growth involves embracing the imperfection of being human . We are not here to transcend .. we are here to live and heal with real human experiences and the reality of our imperfect emotions .

This is where we begin to heal . The emotions simply aren't there so it's impossible to relate to the characters in the book. The perfectionism of of the lead character is actually quite nauseating .

If you are looking for a book depicting a healthy twin flame journey this definitely isn't it .

[Jewell · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is a book about infidelity disguised as "true love". It's also a story about how abuse can be justified if it's a "spiritual experience". It's a garbage book and really a sad story.