posted February 07, 2009 09:21 PM              

Karma is only made through a another and same soul is not another, it's ONE

Good karma is called Dharma.

posted February 09, 2009 12:07 AM            

I dunno, man, this is just weird.
I don't know if I want to meet my Twin Soul if it's so freakin' painful. Why? I've been burned alive by love and passion and felt immense connections, and seen through them into their core...I've also loved unconditionally regardless of where the relationship goes. Most of my relationships feel like they border on divine, somewhere between karmic and twinsoul....and nothing short of amazingly soulful and gut-wrenching.

Why would I want again a scenario where I feel it and the other person 'runs' or doesn't want to learn....what good is that. I read Daindra's article link, and I like it....but I also feel like I always grow, and the other doesn't, but instead stagnates. The article said that Universal Law won't allow soulmates to stay together if one grows and the other doesn't. Well, how is that different from *any* relationship I've had? I grow and I don't like stagnation. I don't like having to be in a relationship where I am learning and working to integrate things in to my life through the relationship and into my own progress, while the other slacks off.

So I ask you, how is that a Soul mate, a twin soul? Those sound like Karmic Mates to me. You learn something in some way....no matter what, I choose to integrate those lessons! And if the other doesn't, I don't see how they can be ready for a special relationship - they are in a sort of denial. They don't want to broaden their world. So how is it they are given this special title ??

I'm sorry folks, I just don't buy it! I'm not saying that it's not special, or nothing to learn from....but really, isn't the bottom line of having this be-all-end-all kind of relationship to have it last through time, with work, and mutual growth, and sharing? Shouldn't the proof of its uniqueness be durability, and where BOTH people are able to take personal responsibility and use it within the relationship and integrate it within the world?
Is that not the ultimate Divine Service, when all is said and done ?

posted February 09, 2009 03:28 PM              

if you meet your Twinsoul and he or she walks away, you will definitely produce Karma.

Question is: do you meet your Twinsoul?
Or is it maybe a soulmate? Or someone else?

posted February 09, 2009 09:10 PM            

I think I have met my twinsoul maybe, or maybe not (it feels like a kick in the head to admit he was, it actually hurts). Maybe he was a soulmate though, I have nooooo idea.
We couldn't be together - even though when we were it was like being home, and being away from him hurts unlike anything I've experienced in all my relationships. But we've stayed friends and it's someone who I love unconditionally and always will.
So I don't know if we have Karma. I could tell he wasn't ready, so I left. It hurt to do, but it also was the right thing.
We shared moods, experienced, emotions, everything. The first time I met him and shook his hands I felt a volt of electricity surging through me, and it was made more uncomfortable by the fact that I met him through someone I was seeing at the time. I could see through his clothes, knew what his body was like, knew every mark and scar (the first time he took his shirt off, there it was...everything I had seen before in my mind's eye). We were so attuned it was disgusting. I would have a thought I was tired, and he would yawn. I'd be thirsty and not say anything, and a second later he'd get water...it was a disgustingly cute trend, but it went far beyond that. I've never wanted to give of myself unconditionally so much in my life freely as with him. Making him happy made me happy. He would tell me all about his life, we'd be up forever talking, talking, and he'd just say, 'You feel like home', and it was exactly the same for me.
I left my boyfriend after our initial meeting(the relationship was terrible and on the verge of collapse) and he and I could still not be together. Our intimate involvement was short, and he had a weird block. I couldn't be direct with him, it was like he couldn't be direct with me either. We have a grand cross in our composite LOL. It was hard to be away from him, hard to not lay it all out, and yet I knew he wasn't prepared. He pushed me away, but didn't want me to leave either.
There's too much to it to even list.
So yes, I feel I did meet someone who was...something LOL. And I guess I should be grateful that we met and are close friends, but I am still ****** off that it didn't 'work'.

posted February 10, 2009 11:44 AM            

don't know if i'm explaining/interpreting this very well, but when you have made that connection, for me at least, just remembering being there together can conjure up the same loving feeling...seems to me the gist is that until you can feel it at will (and most if not all of the time), then you are ready to actually unite with said "twin"...