Why does Twin Flame need a separate period & a way to trust?
In the Twin Flame concept, the so-called Separation Period (Separation Period) is considered the most important part of the journey, because it is believed that this relationship is not just aimed at getting two people together, but at stimulating the inner growth of each party.
However, it should first be understood that Twin Flame is a spiritual concept and self-improvement, not a provable scientific fact, and should therefore be viewed as a framework of understanding of life rather than a fixed rule.
Why is there a separate period?
1. To see hidden wounds
When two people are very close, what is hidden inside is stimulated, e.g.
The fear of neglect.
The fear of rejection.
A sense of self-worth.
Emotional attachment
Expectations for love
The other is therefore like a mirror, reflecting what still needs to heal.
2. To learn non-inalienable love.
Many people found that in the early days there was a sense that
> "I can only be happy if he's with me."
The separation period is a lesson to learn that
> "I can still be valued and happy, even without him in front of me."
3. To create a complete identity.
If two people are still too emotionally dependent, the relationship can become a burden.
The separation period is therefore an opportunity.
Self-improvement
Create their own lives.
Find a life goal.
Grow mentally.
4. To release the ego
The ego here is not arrogance, it is.
Wishing to control
Wanting everything to be satisfied
The attachment that must be obtained at the time of need.
The split range often leaves the ego heavily challenged.
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Why is this period so painful?
In a psychological perspective,
When we associate our happiness with one person too much,
The brain will recognize withdrawal-like loss from addictions.
Therefore may be born
Miss you all the time
Dream often
Repeat thinking
Always want to know the news
Emotions go up and down easily.
These do not necessarily mean that you are abnormal, but the nature of emotional bonding.
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How to trust during Separation
1. Stop asking, "Will he come back?"
And then change to
> "What is this moment teaching me?"
Because the first question made the mind run out to the other side
But the latter question makes the mind come back to himself
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2. Stay with the present
When the heart misses him
No need to press
Just recognize that.
> "Now I'm thinking of him."
Then gradually return to pay attention to the breath or what is being done
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3. Develop your own life
Use the energy that was obsessed with the other.
Exercise
Study Dharma
Meditation practice
Working
Learn something new.
Your growth is a real gift from this experience.
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4. Practice love without possession
Try praying in your heart that
> "May he be happy, whatever his path may be."
This is the transition from iconoclastic love to merciful love.
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5. Accept uncertainty
The most distressing thing is often not leaving leave.
But to try to know the future.
If let go, the need to know
Will you come back?
When will you come back?
To get a match?
The heart will be much lighter.
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Buddhist Perspective
If you look through the principle,
Separation range could be training.
Ubek (trust is neutral)
Mercy (goodwill)
Consciousness (knowingly)
Alas (impermanence)
Preconceived letting go (firm adherence)
So whether it's a real Twin Flame or not, it's important not to get back together, but
> "Have we grown into more conscious, merciful and independent of attachment?"
If possible, even if one day they meet again or never meet again, the experience has done its job.


























































































