Today this verse popped up on my Bible app and tbh it kinda triggered me…
“No test or temptation that comes your way is beyond the course of what others have had to face. All you need to remember is that God will never let you down; he’ll never let you be pushed past your limit; he’ll always be there to help you come through it.” 1 Corinthians 10:13
I used to think that loving my twin flame was my greatest temptation. After all, I had these feelings while I was married to someone else. It was the most difficult experience ever, I’m not gonna lie.
I didn’t go looking for it or plan for that to happen…it just…happened.
I spent so much time and energy convincing myself that the love I felt was plutonic. It wasn’t 😁 Deep down I was lying to myself but I didn’t know what to do. I deeply desired to love the person I was married to, to feel strong feelings for him, but I couldn’t.
What I had to get me through the years of ‘temptation” were Bible verses like this and well meaning Christians who were trying to encourage me to stay the course of fidelity to my vows and their understanding of marriage.
I read this verse completely differently now and I’m so grateful for that healing. It’s taken me four years of brain washing – isn’t it funny that we use that term like it’s a bad thing? I’m taking it back!
✨✨✨BRAIN WASHING ✨✨✨
My brain actually feels clean now! My brain has been washed and I can think cleanly!!! 🌟🙌
Back then I thought loving him was the greatest sin, the greatest temptation. Treating myself and my love that way was so detrimental to me and my natural state. We’re meant to love freely and when I stopped myself from loving freely I slowly became cruel. WEIRD. Awkward. Anxious. Depressed. Not me.
Because I was married to someone else, loving him felt forbidden. Because loving him felt forbidden, loving at all became confusing. I couldn’t separate my love, because it turns out, all love comes from God and is for God.
Love is a language, it is a state of being. Love is Love. You can’t choose who you love. You can’t turn it off, you can’t turn it up or down and you can’t channel it. It just flows.
Understanding love and loving has been one of the greatest gifts of the twin flame journey.
✨ Loving your twin flame IS loving God. ✨ Loving God IS loving your twin flame ✨
So when I shut off love for my twin flame because I felt like I had to, I shut off love all together. It wasn’t like an on/off switch. It was a slow fade.
Turning it back on was also not an on/off switch, that has also been a slow fade. Like one of those light switches that you can turn the dial. I think I’m learning that it’s safe to turn it all the way up and keep it up! 🌟
Learning how to love again has been quite a journey.
Way back when I was having all of these feelings while being married to someone else, I used to ask God how he was going to “help me come through” this “temptation”. Because he literally never did. The feelings never went away. I truly believed this Bible verse was saying I would overcome this! I was promised by professionals that they would fade, and I believed them. But my feelings didn’t change. I begged God to take my feelings away, to make me completely faithful (because I was in all other ways faithful) to my now ex-husband. But God didn’t.
Why?
Because…. the feelings I had weren’t the actual temptation.
Read it again.
The feelings I had weren’t the actual temptation.
I don’t know if anyone else has ever been in this boat before but if you have, this post is for you.
If you developed feelings for someone you “shouldn’t” have had feelings for and those feelings wouldn’t quit – this may be why…
God may be using this experience to awaken you to Divine Love.

Maybe they are your twin flame. Maybe not. Only the healing process can reveal that to you.
But one thing I can say for sure is that God used this experience to awaken me.
When I was a kid, I fantasized about my perfect relationship. Not so much how he would look or what he would be like, but how it would FEEL.
Then…. I was just bebopping through life and it happened.
Everything I ever dreamed up.
Everything I ever wanted.
Everything I didn’t even know I wanted.
There it was, breathing the same air as me.
I guess at some point you begin to think that those things are only for the movies, that it’s made up or that you can’t have your cake and eat it too.
But, what Jeff and Shaleia teach us is that we can. And there’s a process to manifesting your dream life.
So many people like me find themselves in a pretty good situation. With their soulmate, living under rules and structure that say “it must always remain this way”… And then we slowly fade into complacency, codependency, and lots of convincing and self-gaslighting that we’re actually fulfilled but we’re not.
But God says…
“There is no test or temptation that comes your way that is beyond the course of what others have had to face.
All you need to remember is that I will never let you down; I’ll never let you be pushed past your limit; I’ll always be there to help you come through it.”
Is there something you’re thinking is a temptation, but might actually be something that God is inviting you to explore more deeply with Him?
I can tell you this, if it has anything to do with Love, then it’s from God and it’s worth exploring.
It turns out for me the actual temptation was to believe that dreams don’t come true and that true love isn’t for me. The temptation was the belief that I was stuck in a marriage that wasn’t meant for me. The temptation was to believe that God would rather me be faithful to my word than see His Word and promises fulfilled.
But 1 Corinthians 10:13 is true. God gave me a way out. He helped me come through it. He didn’t make me wait one second longer than what I could stand.
I used to think the temptation was the love I felt for my twin flame, for God. But it wasn’t. The temptation was the love I had for the lie. And God rescued me. And he’ll rescue you, too.

Honest, kind, shine.






















