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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.<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.

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.^[1] When Jesus was baptized, “he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove and lighting upon him.”^[2] 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.

↑ Acts 2:3.
↑ Matt. 3:16.

[1] Acts 2:3.

[2] Matt. 3:16.

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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.