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A Divine Relationship... By Jen A divine relationship can be in many forms, such as romantic partners like twin flames, soulmates, friends, and even family. They require unconditional love, but this doesn’t mean controlling it; rather, it means allowing someone to find their own path. Even if their path doesn’t feel right, safe, or right to you, it is their path to choose. To unconditionally love means you may not agree on something, but you don’t force your way because it’s what you want for them or yourselves. Unconditional love doesn’t try to make someone see things the way you may or may not see them or it, but allows them to see things their way and find the truth they need to find for themselves. Unconditional love doesn’t try to control the outcome; it accepts that everything happens for a reason and that there are no coincidences in things. This doesn’t mean you don’t worry or speak your heart; it means you do this with patience and understanding, not judgment and fear. A twin flame dynamic or divine relationship is not about control, force, or jealousy; it’s about trust, unconditional love, and acceptance, patience, passion, compassion, forgiveness, integrity, intimacy, growth, and healing. When a divine relationship come together, they usually have been so broken down by relationships that tried to stifle these things and force them into being something they’re not, due to people feeling their power before they do. So, through circumstance and people, they have to learn to not only put themselves first but allow each other to find these things within themselves before they can be together physically. So many relationships are usually about control of the other - if you do this, I will do that; manipulation - I will force this person to see my way; and anger - I will run or cut you off because you did this. This is a 3D relationship, not a 5D relationship. So many 3D relationships are stifled by fear, like fear of the unknown, fear of loss of material possessions, fear of abandonment, fear of losing something or someone. They can’t see the light inside them that they truly contain, which protects them from this. So many relationships are based on disappointment, either for themselves or disappointing others, so they stay stuck in something they truly don’t want - a situation or relationship that they can’t grow in. A relationship can’t grow without communication and acceptance; these things are what make the relationship thrive. So, if you don’t communicate your feelings and accept each other’s, you stifle the process of the relationship. So, having said this, you may not always like, agree, or even want something to happen, but you stand by the relationship as long as it doesn’t hurt you, themselves, or others intentionally. If a relationship doesn’t allow you and the relationship to grow and thrive by trust, forgiveness of our past and present mistakes for ourselves and each other, patience, but also not being so patient that you lose what you need to be happy, understanding - in this, you may not agree, but you try to understand the other person’s reasons for things, as long as they don’t intentionally try to hurt you or themselves, compassion about what the other may be feeling or going through, but not forcing them on your own feelings, integrity, but not manipulating them or the circumstances to be what you believe or want, trust, but not letting them push your boundaries too far, and unconditional love, yet not letting them take advantage of you or your love for them or themselves. Once you achieve these things, you are truly in a divine partnership or relationship and are destined to become one together to achieve pure bliss and happiness you deserve and desire...