Illuminating the Path Home to Eternal Love

Welcome to your Twin Flame Test

Are you ready to fall in love for the last time? Let’s find out! The Twin Flame test will help you determine if you’re in the right place to embark on the spiritual journey to Harmonious Twin Flame Union and beyond to live the life of your dreams. Click to get started.

How important is commitment in having a healthy relationship?

A. Extremely important—it’s a core part of nurturing a relationship

B. Important, but love matters more

C. It depends on the situation

D. Somewhat important, but not essential

E. Not important at all

Ideally, should marriage be forever?

Yes

No

Would you feel completely satisfied being married to someone who did not align with ALL of your core values?

No

Yes

Do you feel romantic love is something you're entitled to have without needing to put any effort into the process?

No

Yes

How valuable is having healthy romance in your life?

A. Not very valuable—romance isn’t necessary

B. Somewhat valuable, but not a priority

C. Valuable, but only if everything else in life is perfect first

D. Very valuable—it's important, but not essential

E. Extremely valuable—it supports your highest path and deepest fulfillment.

If my partner does something I find upsetting, my best course of action is to:

A. Make sure I do something at least equally upsetting for them in return, so they know exactly how they made me feel and they won't do it again.

B. Make an effort to resolve the conflict with patience because I know that adding more upset to the relationship will not result in favorable outcomes.

I am willing to learn, grow, and change in order to achieve better results than I am currently getting.

Yes

No

If things start turning stale or sour in my relationship, I should:

A. Leave the relationship and find a new one that isn't as boring.

B. Love the situation until it resolves into clarity.

C. Blame my partner because I'm wonderful and it's not my fault that our relationship turned stale or sour.

D. Question everything about myself and blame myself until I learn how to do it right.

E. Accept the relationship as it is because I should be grateful to have a relationship.

How important is it that your partner puts effort into the relationship?

A. Extremely important—both partners must fully show up and put in effort for the relationship to thrive.

B. Very important—both partners should try, but sometimes one person might have to carry the load.

C. Somewhat important—I’d like them to try, but I can carry most of the weight.

D. Slightly important—as long as they’re around, effort doesn’t really matter.

E. Not important at all—if it's meant to be, it will happen naturally.

How important is equality in relationships?

A. Not important—one partner usually needs to lead and the other should follow.

B. Slightly important—as long as there’s peace, roles don’t matter.

C. Somewhat important—perfect balance isn’t realistic, but some effort is nice.

D. Very important—equality helps, but it’s okay if one person takes charge most of the time.

E. Extremely important—true love requires both people to be seen and valued as equals.

Should both partners put equal effort into the relationship?

Yes

No

How much effort should each person put into the relationship?

A. Both partners should invest equal amounts into the relationship.

B. My significant other should put in more effort in order to appreciate me.

C. I should put more into the relationship in order to appreciate my significant other.

D. Neither party should be concerned very much with investing into the relationship. If it happens it happens; if it doesn't, then it's not meant to be.

How much do you feel it's worth investing into your romantic relationship?

A. Everything you have and all of what you are, so long as it does not deteriorate who you are.

B. Everything you have and all of what you are even if it deteriorates who you are.

C. As much as you can spare, but there are more important things in life than love.

D. Little to nothing. Love should just happen for me and if it doesn't then it's not meant to be.

How responsible are you for getting results in your romantic life?

A. Not at all responsible. These things happen naturally and if they don't, it's because it's not the right time for me. Something else will determine my success; it's not up to me at all.

B. Somewhat responsible. Most things are out of my control but I can do a bit and that can help my chances for getting good results in my romantic life.

C. Significantly responsible. I can put in effort and get results, but there are some things that are just out of my control.

D. Completely responsible. I understand that my reality is my responsibility and if I desire to experience something different, I should put forth the effort to create the change I desire.

What would you do if your significant other didn’t want to change their stance on something?

A. Move on. It means they’re not made for me.

B. Take a moment to check if I’m triggered by their response and take responsibility for feeling better. Then I can consider my course of action.

Try to talk things out with them and make them understand my point of view.

How valuable is it to have professional tools and support to help you on the Twin Flame Journey?

A. Not that valuable. I will get to my destination eventually, and whatever I find on the internet that sounds good and I gather from my own personal experience will get me there. I don't find any value in professional support or guidance—I believe I can do it on my own.

B. Somewhat valuable. I will listen to the professionals for a few tips, but mostly I prefer to figure things out myself and do things alone. I will take into sincere consideration what professionals have to say, but I don't believe they're going to be of meaningful benefit to me.

C. Very valuable. I understand that professionals are highly focused on getting results for their clients, and their training, focus, and experience make them capable of helping me make better decisions. I understand that it's worthwhile for me to have professional tools and support to help me along the way.

How important is it to be able to continue to deepen your relationship with your significant other indefinitely?

A. Extremely important—love should deepen and expand forever without limit.

B. Very important—I want to keep growing, but it’s not always necessary.

C. Somewhat important—I’d like growth, but it’s okay if things plateau.

D. Slightly important—it’s nice, but not something I think about often.

E. Not important—if it’s stable and predictable, that’s enough.

How important is romance and intimacy in a relationship?

A. Not important—relationships are about practical partnership, not emotional or physical connection.

B. Slightly important—it’s a nice bonus, but not necessary.

C. Somewhat important—it matters, but it fades over time and that’s normal.

D. Very important—it should be present, but it’s okay if it comes and goes.

E. Extremely important—romance and intimacy are sacred expressions of Love.

How valuable is communication and connection in a relationship?

A. Not valuable at all—as long as we stay together, talking and connecting doesn’t matter much.

B. Slightly valuable—some connection is nice, but constant communication is overrated.

C. Somewhat valuable—communication helps, but love is more about loyalty and routine.

D. Very valuable—communication is important, though it’s okay if it’s inconsistent at times.

E. Extremely valuable—communication and connection are essential to building and sustaining true love.

Are you willing to learn, grow, and change in order to attract forever love into your life?

Yes

No

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