Two women are walking toward me on the street: my first great love from my youth and the mother of my young daughter. At first glance, they appear to be twins, even
though in their present incarnation they do not look alike at all.
We stop and greet each other. There is a deep harmony between the two women, but also between them and me, which I immediately perceive. It is not merely visible, but palpable.
I tell them that they are of the same spirit – that the same spirit has incarnated on Earth at this time in two different people.
No one contradicts me. On the contrary, it seems as though this truth has long been familiar to both of them, as if they had already experienced it on a deeper level.
They are happy, and as a sign of this joy, they give me a bottle of red wine.
Scene change: I step into a boat together with a small child. The child is still unsteady on its feet and stumbles easily. At the same time, I have the clear feeling
that the child has been entrusted to me by both of my former partners.
The child is already several meters ahead of me on the boat. I myself still have to climb the last few rungs of a ladder, with the bottle of wine in one hand.
When I finally reach the deck of the ship, I suddenly see the child lying motionless in the water.
Without thinking, I immediately jump into the water and take the child protectively into my arms.
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(Vision; August 25, 2026)
This vision does not convey any new insight to me regarding the possibility that two souls of the same spirit can incarnate on Earth at the same time.
I have carried this knowledge with me for many years. I was also already aware of the shared spiritual origin of these two women before this vision.
The actual content of the vision instead describes my own process of spiritual maturation.
The street has always been a symbol of the path of life. It is precisely there that I encounter two women who have shaped my life in different ways: my first great
love from my youth and the mother of my young daughter. Both represent two decisive phases of my life and, at the same time, two different lessons in my spiritual growth.
In spiritual symbolism, twins represent two manifestations of the same spiritual reality. The vision shows that the same spiritual quality can work behind two different personalities.
The soul recognizes unity long before the mind can comprehend it. Where human beings perceive separation, the spirit recognizes connection.
Wine is one of humanity’s oldest spiritual symbols. It comes into being through transformation. Through time, patience, and maturation, grapes become something entirely new.
For this reason, wine represents transformed experience, mature love, joy in life, and spiritual nourishment. In Christian mysticism, red wine additionally symbolizes the
connection between human beings and spirit.
It is of particular significance that I am given the wine as a gift. The past does not give me back what was lost. Rather, it gives me what has matured through all of these experiences.
The gift does not consist in repeating the past, but in transforming it..
Boats appear in almost all spiritual traditions as a symbol of a journey between two worlds: between past and future, between old and new consciousness.
The ladder connects these levels with one another. It symbolizes the development of consciousness and inner ascent.
While I am still on my way upward, the child has already arrived on the boat.
The vision makes it clear that responsibility sometimes begins even though one’s own path of development has not yet been completed.
The child is not entrusted to me by one woman alone, but by both of them together. It is precisely in this that the deeper symbolism lies.
For me, this child also represents my inner child, a new purpose in life, my spiritual work, and a future born from past experiences.
The fact that the child comes from both women elevates it to something greater. It is not the child of a particular relationship, but the shared fruit of a longer journey of the soul – something that has emerged from several incarnational relationships and now requires my protection.
Water is one of the deepest symbols of the spiritual world. It represents the subconscious, emotions, and at the same time purification and rebirth.
The child appears to be lost. In that moment, I do not think. I do not hesitate. I jump into the water and save it.
From a spiritual perspective, this is precisely where true love begins.
Love does not reveal itself in holding on to the wine, but in letting it go. Life is reduced to what is essential. The Divine does not reveal itself as power,
but as the protection of that which is vulnerable.
The vision describes my spiritual path in three successive steps. The first step is the realization of unity. The soul recognizes that the same spirit can work
through different encounters and different people.
The second step is the gift of maturity. All the experiences of the past are transformed into wisdom and love. The wine becomes the essence of what has matured spiritually.
The third step is responsibility. Every spiritual insight is tested – not through words or knowledge, but through the willingness to protect that which is
vulnerable and in need of protection.
When I look at my own biography, this vision appears to be a reversal of an earlier phase of my life. The two women represent two very different phases of my personal development.
My youthful love ended because of my immaturity and unfaithfulness at the time. I was not yet capable of being in a committed relationship. For this reason, she symbolically
represents an early stage in the development of my spirit: love was already present, but my personality was not yet mature enough to do justice to that love.
My later relationship ended for an almost opposite reason. Here, the real problem was not an inability to maintain a relationship, but rather my spiritual worldview
and my connection to the spiritual realm. In this way, she represents a different test in my life.
The first test is: Can I love without being controlled by my own impulses?
The second test is:
Can I remain true to my spiritual convictions, even if the person I love cannot share this reality with me?
From the first relationship comes the realization that love requires maturity and faithfulness.
From the second relationship comes the realization that spiritual convictions can separate two people when their realities are incompatible with one another.
The red wine thus becomes the essence of all the experiences I have gone through. It is not the relationships themselves that are given back to me, but rather what has
spiritually matured within them. The child connects my past with my present. It reminds me that every realization must ultimately lead to responsibility.
This vision reveals a harmony on a higher spiritual level – even when the human relationships in everyday earthly life have remained conflict-ridden to this day.
Some people enter our lives for a reason. They appear like signposts on our journey of the soul and reflect those aspects of our being that seek to mature and heal.
Only with the passage of time do we recognize that even painful encounters have been part of a greater spiritual journey of learning.
This vision therefore does not speak of a return to the past, but of its transformation. What was once hurt, separation, or misunderstanding can, on a higher level,
be transformed into wisdom, compassion, and love. The spirit does not preserve the wounds – it preserves the light that emerges from their healing..
The wine that is given to me as a gift reminds me that every experience is allowed to mature. The boat represents the transition into a new consciousness. The child,
finally, calls us to take responsibility for protecting that which is vulnerable within us and within life.
True spiritual maturity is not revealed through extraordinary insights, but through the way we deal with what is entrusted to us.
Every human being carries such a child within – a part of the soul that waits for love, protection, and acceptance. As long as we run away from this child,
we remain standing on the ladder of our lives. But in the moment we dare to take the leap into the water, a deeper form of love begins: a love that does not seek to possess, but to preserve.
Ultimately, every path of life leads from realization to maturity, and from maturity to responsibility. This is where the true spiritual path of the human being begins.
I am in a house filled with people. There is a bustle of activity everywhere. Amid this lively atmosphere, my gaze falls on a bathtub that is completely recessed into the floor.
A person lies motionless at the bottom of it. The water looks like a fine veil, so I cannot clearly make out the figure.
And yet I know intuitively and without a shadow of a doubt that it is my mother, who passed away years ago.
I dip my hands into the water and carefully feel for her. As I do, my hands encircle a delicate, almost fragile-looking figure. In that very moment, my inner knowing
transforms into unshakable certainty: it is my mother. In a flash, I pull her to the surface to save her. But she doesn’t need saving.
She looks at me with a loving smile—a smile that needs neither words nor explanations. It is an expression of deep peace and pure joy.
She remains lying in the bathtub, tilts her head slightly to one side, closes her eyes with a contented smile, and seems to be gently drifting off to sleep.
(Mystical experience; July 7, 2026)
This experience reveals a profound spiritual symbolism. The water, whose depth is hidden from my view, represents another dimension of being—a reality that eludes
the external senses and yet is ever-present. The house, with its many people, embodies the diversity of earthly life with its numerous tasks,
encounters, and constant bustle.
These two worlds are not separate places. They are two levels of the same creation that interpenetrate one another.
The encounter with my mother filled me with deep joy, intimate familiarity, love, and a sense of immediate closeness. It gave me the certainty that while death changes the visible form of life, it does not alter the connection between hearts. Love endures. It survives the transition to other dimensions and connects people beyond the boundaries of space, time, and death.
Perhaps the greatest miracle is not that the deceased can meet with us. The real miracle is that love speaks a language that is understood in all dimensions.
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