Part 1|| Stardust|| When You Remember Your Celestial Origins

Hollywood's Revelation of Stars & Split-Aparts

Dec 31, 2024

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A few weeks ago, I asked ChatGpt for a list of Hollywood movies about ‘Split-Aparts,’ now called ‘Twin Flames.’ I got a list of about 12 movies, including Stardust, a 2007 fantasy adventure film based on Neil Gaiman’s 1999 novel. That’s the same year The Matrix came out, and it's arguably also about Twin Flames—Trinity and Neo.

Despite being on a spiritual journey since I was 13, I had never looked into the Twin Flame phenomenon. I thought the term was synonymous with soul mates.

It’s not.

Twin Flames are not necessarily about romance, despite what the mainstream world of woo-woo plastic spirituality will tell you. I was shocked to find a whole universe about the topic. I had no idea; I was too busy focusing on the Rona Regine, George Floyd, and the Transhumanist Great Reset NWO.

Case in point: I found a 2023 documentary about Twin Flames on Netflix called “Desperately Seeking Soulmate: Escaping Twin Flame Universe.” It’s about a specific couple who have hustled the shit outta people.

I also found many YouTube videos, some with substance and information and some more fluffy content with titles like Is He Really My Twin Flame? Or Am I Just Crazy?

By watching hundreds of videos and connecting the proverbial stars, I realized a collective of souls have been waking up and going through a similar journey. But alas, the truth is always co-opted, diluted, and regurgitated back to you.

It’s as though the Overlords captured the topic of Twin Flames because they knew the Age of Aquarius was right around the corner and that solar flares with all their light would prompt more Kundalini awakenings.

Of course, they knew.

I’ve spent years looking up close at how the inverted matrix works. When you look at all the lies, they serve to cover up the most significant secret they don’t want you to know about —your innate divinity.

So I went looking for the actual truth.

The One Soul

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