Absolute Bonding

Siddhananda: (showing a brown, striated rock) Same pretty one with nice striations.

G: Yeah, a nice tiger stone.

Siddhananda: Tiger, yeah ... it's tiger-y. Okay, they do have a partner. It feels like, and I'm hearing, "enmeshed."

G: Okay.

Siddhananda: Like one, in a way, too.

G: They're very close (smiling).

Siddhananda: Very close (laughing).

G: They've done a lot of lives together (laughing).

Siddhananda: That's it! I don't know if their partner is there, or not. So, they're speaking for both of them, but I feel that other one there ... kind of attached. They're just like one. I almost see them like being merged (bringing both hands together).

G: Right ... like Ardhanarishvara ... half and half, sort of.

Siddhananada: Yeah, it feels that way. Okay, so questions or concerns, or messages? Okay, there's a lot of stillness, so it's hard to say. I do see as both of them are bonding together, they kind of come like this ... (bringing the palms of her hands together with the fingers of each hand opening apart) ... it looks like a heart. So, they're bonded, and then, there's a heart. Together they look like a heart! So, maybe they're just going to convey something with more imagery.

G: Yeah, maybe that is just the message that one can have that absolute blending where it becomes one. It's like Ardhanarishvara. You can have that, and it is possible ... especially on other planes where there's more of that integrative ... where your just integrating on an energetic level. So, when you're integrating on an energetic level, not a corporeal form, they can have that blending where it becomes one ... absolutely becomes one.

Siddhananda: And, that's what it looks like ... a blend of energy that has become a heart ... one.

G: Right. They become really enmeshed as one. It's not two corporal bodies. When they get into that more rarefied, energetic realms, and planes of existence, then when there's a marriage ... it is like a marriage ... I mean, the two really become one.

Siddhananda: Eternal marriage.

G: Yeah, right ... eternal marriage where it becomes one.

Siddhananada: Right, because the imagery I'm seeing, again, is of the two roses ... the two roses have come together, and they're as one ... one rose, one flower.

G: Right ... right, they become so in sync that they have the same thought patterns, the same time ... everything is very much in sync with it.

Siddhananda: Yeah, and it's in a good way. You know, sometimes you hear, "enmeshed," and that's not always a good thing.

G: We're not talking about co-dependent.

Siddhananda: Yeah, exactly!

G: It's different here. Co-dependent is something different, but when it's this, these energies have totally blended to become one energy.

Siddhananda: That's it.

G: There is no separate energy with that. It is a single energy ... energetic signal, or signature ... at that point.

Siddhananda: Yeah, I know you mentioned twins a little bit, and this has [similarities], but it's different than that, too. It's kind of ... what's that word? Symbiosis? Where they come together mutually nourishing ... it's like a mutually nourishing partnership that's one.

G: Right (nodding continuously, yes).

Siddhananda: That's the best way to put it. Sometimes twins are that way, though.

G: Sometimes they are ... very, very close.

Siddhananda: Not always, though. This is still on a different plane ... more on an energetic level.

G: Right, this is on a different plane, yeah.

Siddhananda: And, you know, you don't have to be twins for this to happen.

G: No, you can have like a soul mate, or something, but two energies that have gone through lots of existences, and existences, and existences, ... and are really, absolutely in the same mind set, path, or however you want to say it ... and have absolutely become one.

Siddhananda: No doubt. A good thing. So, they are shining that heart (placing her hand on her heart).

G: Thank you for showing that (smiling).