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Shirley MacLaine
In the early 1980s, Shirley MacLaine described her profound spiritual awakening in a book called, Out on a Limb. I have always admired her courage in describing her experience because she had everything to lose and nothing to gain by going public with it. Since then, millions of people have benefited from her books and speaking engagements.
When Ms. MacLaine was going through the early part of her spiritual awakening, she had a private session with Kevin Ryerson, who was well-known for his ability to channel several different discarnate spirits including one called John. During this tape-recorded session, one of the spirits told Ms. MacLaine several things, which only she could know. Supported by these revelations she asked the spirit, John, about her past lives and someone whom she was having an affair with.
Part of the answers given by John concerned twin souls and soul mates. Interestingly, John reverses the definition of the soul mate and twin soul phrases as I understand

them and how they have been described within this book. However, it does not diminish the concept that each of us has another half.
This was the dialogue between Ms. MacLaine and "John"...
"So, who was I in my previous lives?"
"According to the Akashic Records, you were incarnate with a twin soul."
"Oh, what exactly is a twin soul?"
"That question takes a great deal of explanation which I will endeavor to accomplish later. For now, let me begin by explaining soul mates."
"Soul Mates?" I asked. I had heard the term from time to time, usually in reference to people who said they had found their other half.
"Soul mates," John continued, "were actually created for one another at the beginning of time, or what you call at the moment of the Big Bang. They vibrate at exactly the same electromagnetic frequency because they are identical counterparts of one another. Twin souls are more common to find because they have experienced many lifetimes together in one form or another. But soul mates were actually created at the beginning of time as pairs who belonged together...So you see, there is more to your Big Bang theory than you imagine..and quite romantic at that, wouldn't you say?"