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Twin Souls & Soulmates: The I AM Presence of St. Germain Channelled Through Azena Ramanda and Claire Heartsong

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The content of this book is fantastic! Through relation to the individual's soul group, it explores the SIMULTANEOUS process of individual reflection, expressing greater unconditional love, and union with God. In relation to the planetary changes that are currently very much underway, the book's relevance and timing is impeccable, and its display of the human position in such transitory times as the present is beautifully given. It touches specifically on a great deal of sexual issues in relation to the human condition and placement in the cosmos, and it presents meditative techniques towards the refinement of the body's energy centers. It must be noted, however, that this book (as similar to a great many sincere books on the subject)is not for the seeker of the soulmate who is not interested in personal reflection and is only interested in finding someone to come and sweep them off of their feet. This book is not in the vein of idle fancy, and it is certainly more specifically for those who welcome very healthy open-mindedness. One of the reasons that this book is so great is that the information contained is directly found in many, many other true spiritual books. It expounds on the topic of the I AM Presence, the nature of personal relationships, the nature of the individual's position in the universe, the nature of the Alter Ego, and freedom as found through embracing and then transcending limitation. Overall, this is one of many of my very favorite books, and i would recommend it to anyone who is willing to be honest with themselves. I personally bought it because I have a particular affinity for Saint Germain and his magnificence as expressed in certain texts. In addition to this book, the reader might also be interested in these books: God I Am, by Peter O. Erbe; Earth's Birth Changes, Saint Germain channeled by Azena; Unveiled Mysteries, by Godfre Ray King; or Life and Teaching of the Masters of the Far East, vol. I-VI, by Baird T. Spalding, to name a few.

I read the book and can recommend it to others who are either interested in St. Germain's teachings or enjoy esoteric material based on theosophical views in general. However, I didn't learn much new on the subject of soulmates. Basically the book says that once you have found your own Self, then you will attract your soulmate. When the yearning in you is no longer for an outer mate, but for the union with the Christ consciousness within yourself, then you will meet your soulmate in the physical form and the two of you will merge into one.

The book has many more words on this subject, but as far as I'm concerned it boils down to these few lines. Once you know this, you might not want to read this book, but perhaps find another that talks more in-depth about soulmates. Otherwise the book also mentions colours, meditation, bodily changes, name changes, dolphins and whales and other topics briefly.

I have the highest regard for St Germaine, but not for this channelled version of his views. My particular gripe concerns the answer supposedly given by the Master to a question about homosexuality. This is, according to the channeller, down to the homosexual being frightened of a sexual relationship with someone of the other sex. Frankly, this is rubbish, and the channeller ought to know better. There is absolutely no way that St Germaine would ever wish something like this to reach publication. Unfortunately, it's in print. With any luck, those reading it will be of sufficient nowse to realise that it's completely misleading.

I have had this book for years, but it has taken me some time to really get the depth of the overall message of this book. This book is not about the interactions or romance of the twins, it is about the journey back to the SELF, SELF-discovery, the meaning of outer relationships as mirrors of the one you have with yourself. If you look for a book that tells you about the romance of relationships and twin souls, this is not the one. This is about the work necessary in order for you to become your own twin or soul mate. The book talks about the Alter Ego, and at first when reading this book, I did not know that in order to be fully whole one has to integrate the Alter Ego or the Shadow Self which is a very long and complicated journey in itself. I read in another review that St. Germain says that homosexuality is about fearing the other gender. I did not understand it this way. St. Germain says that everything that exists is natural, including homosexuality otherwise it wouldn't exist. True that it might have been a bit unfortunately to talk about the fear of the other gender, but it could be understood in many ways, such as what if the twin souls before incarnating choose that the male "half" (whole) needs to get more fully in touch with his inner female qualities so he chooses to incarnate in a woman's body and meets his twin in another woman's body, and they have a relationship. We then call it a homosexual relationship, but really it is just a relationship between male and female energies in the same bodies. This book can be recommended to the one who wants to work on her/himself and learn that we are already whole, nothing is missing.