The Tale of Two Souls


The story of two souls destined to be together but too emotionally torn to stay together. Two strong determined forces both capable of sending out light and dark vibrations, both seeking comfort and laughter and often finding the much needed escape in each other’s presence. For a short hollow of time they laugh and sing and mentally dance in spirit. The sun shines and the sky is various shades of blue with fluffy white clouds, it’s post card friendship then from out of nowhere the sky darkens. The clouds grow black and spit out lightning while behind the wall of dark an ominous rolling grumble. An un see wind snaps branches and tears apart seemingly solid ground. The two souls are pulled apart landing on opposites sides of a huge puddle of water.

   The two souls are put in an awake sleep and carry on with their lives but both are seeking to fill an unknown void that can’t be filled. One day they accidently cross each other’s path, both have changed physical vessels and don’t recognize each other but they laugh and sing and soar in each other’s company. For along clip of time their unique connection pulls and pushes them in then apart then two years pass where there is dead silence then the silence is broken. There is reunion and celebration but not for long.

   There’s some kind of ebb and flow to these two souls that pulls each other in then when things get too comfortable, pushes them apart. An unquenchable longing to find comfort and escape in one another’s presence. Are they soulmates?  Could they be Twin Flames?  Most would say that these two souls are not meant to be and someone double dipped in practicality would say that completely severing any kind of connection would end the ongoing drama. The spiritual, whimsical hearts will gasp and smile and say that something grand will transform within these two souls if they both learn to stop reacting and allow the healing they both so desperately need.

  Sometimes we can’t control fate, we can only control our reactions

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