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	The twin flames of the Holy Spirit manifested as cloven tongues of fire on the day of [[Pentecost]] when the disciples were filled with the Holy Ghost. When Jesus was baptized, “he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove and lighting upon him.” The dove is the physical symbol of the twin flame action of the Holy Spirit, which may also be visualized as a V with wings, a focus of the masculine and feminine polarities of the Deity and a reminder that God created twin flames to represent his androgynous nature.		The twin flames of the Holy Spirit manifested as cloven tongues of fire on the day of [[Pentecost]] when the disciples were filled with the Holy Ghost.<ref>Acts 2:3.</ref> When Jesus was baptized, “he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove and lighting upon him.”<ref>Matt. 3:16.</ref> The dove is the physical symbol of the twin flame action of the Holy Spirit, which may also be visualized as a V with wings, a focus of the masculine and feminine polarities of the Deity and a reminder that God created twin flames to represent his androgynous nature.