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"I'm loving you cause it makes me fly,
so high into the sky, coming back to you am I..."
Legu Samfule - "I come back"
- Note to Nelly Lagante Kane, my beloved wife
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This article is about dreams. Like a seed in the ground, a dream cannot be seen at first. But in time, if it has been given the proper nourishment, such as light and fertile soil, rain, and the like, it will soon break through to the surface and become known to all.
That's why it's so important to believe in our dreams and to feed them with what they crave, which includes our time and attention. Today, I tell you of a dream of mine that has come true. I found my true soulmate and traveled across the earth to marry her. She is Nelly Lagante Kane, and we were meant to be always.
I first met Nelly online at asiandating.com. After that, it was true love at first sight, with our personalities, conversation, soul connection, and so much more. After three days, we became an official couple (on October 27th, 2022). And just shy of our two-year anniversary, we were married in a civil wedding in the Philippines on October 10th, 2024.
But, for me, the dream didn't start there. It didn't begin there for Nelly, either, but I'll let her tell you that part of her story.
The dream for me began when I was a small boy, and I heard the words of certain love songs. Not all of them appealed to me, but the ones that did had a profound effect on my young psyche. I remember all their words, and I began to crave my own soulmate.
Just like my search for a personal relationship with the Lord began early, my desire for this kind of union was pervasive in my soul. In fact, it was directly related to my relationship with the Lord, as "God is Love". I wanted a union that was based on God, and therefore, love.
One night, I dreamt of my true soulmate. It seemed like I was in the dream all night. But alas, dawn came, and she said she had to go. I begged her not to, but she bid me farewell, and I awoke to a certain depression. I'll never forget the last words of the dream...she said that I would find her again one day. I didn't realize then how long it would take to find my dream come true in the person of my wife. Mrs. Nelly Lagante Kane. |