Corrections
When we get it wrong, we say so.
Twin Flame Connect publishes a public log of every correction we have made since the publication launched. We do not make silent corrections.
Policy
How we handle errors.
Errors are corrected promptly, with a dated correction note appended to the bottom of the affected piece. The note describes what the article previously said and what it now says.
Each correction is also recorded on this page, so a reader can see at a glance which articles have been changed and why.
To report an error, write to contact@twinflameconnect.com. We respond to every correction request, whether or not we agree with the proposed change.
The log
Every correction we have published.
August 6, 2026
What Is a Twin Flame? A Complete Definition and History
An earlier version described the term “twin flame” as recent and implied that its modern terminology began with Elizabeth Clare Prophet. We corrected the article to document Marie Corelli’s 1886 use of “Twin-Flame” in A Romance of Two Worlds and distinguish it from Prophet’s later codification of the contemporary framework.