'Escaping Twin Flames': Here's all you need to know about whereabouts of Twin Flames Universe founde

Publish date: 2024-05-09

MICHIGAN, UNITED STATES: Netflix's highly anticipated docu-series 'Escaping Twin Flames' is all set to drop on November 8, 2023, 3 am ET. 

The upcoming true crime documentary will chronicle the world of Twin Flames Universe, a cult run by Jeff and Shaleia. As far as we know, Jeff and Shaleia are still operating Twin Flames Universe from their home in Michigan. 

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Recently, the official Instagram account of Twin Flames Universe shared a video from a live session with a woman named Neeilam who "delves into the introspective process of discerning whether you are genuinely on a Twin Flame journey, urging you to trust your inner knowing and the Divine synchronicities".

Who are Jeff Ayan and Shaleia Ayan?

Until now, there isn't much information available about Jeff and Shaleia online. However, we do know that Jeff and Shaleia are the founders of the Twin Flames Universe.

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According to a report by Vice, Jeff was formerly known by the name Ender Ayanethos, and Shaleia previously went by the name Megan Plante.

As per the couple's bio and Time, Jeff and Shaleia met each other for the first time in 2012 through a mutual friend. At that point, she was living in Arizona, but the pair later moved to Hawaii and then, Michigan. The two tied the knot in 2016 and have a daughter named Grace.

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Jeff and his wife Shaleia are relationship coaches who are currently based in Michigan. The couple sells online classes as well as workshops through Twin Flames Universe.

The official website of Twin Flames Universe states that Shaleia and Jeff “are dedicated to their life purpose of helping all Twin Flames achieve permanent harmonious union and build the lives of their dreams together".

When did Jeff and Shaleia begin Twin Flames Universe?

When Jeff and Shaleia first crossed paths, she was residing in Arizona, and he moved there to be with her. Then, the pair began making videos that revolved around their relationship.

Ultimately, they settled down in Michigan where they thought of starting a relationship blog called Awakened Intimacy.

Later on, this blog was changed into Twin Flames Universe, which claims that it provides a helping hand to people to find true love.

Shaleia viewed their platform as a place where she could share her spiritual practices with more people. On the other hand, Jeff saw it as a business opportunity. 

As per Netflix, the pair currently operates the Twin Flames Universe from their home in Michigan.

Is Twin Flames Universe a cult?

Vanity Fair has reported that Jeff and Shaleia offer one-on-one therapies and access to Google Hangout 'classes' where people get advice on their relationship problems by paying a fee.

Apart from this, the media outlet has reported that people can also attend services at the couples' Church of Union and order meals via a food delivery startup called Divine Dish, and resolve trauma during the Mind Alignment Process sessions.

The Twin Flames Universe promotes “divine masculine” and “divine feminine” in every couple and one partner must fill each role. 

The pair allegedly began questioning the sexual orientations and gender identities of some members. The former members of Twin Flames Universe have claimed that the couple forced members to reconsider their sexuality and pressurized the people to transition. 

Jeff and Shaleia have denied the allegations.

'Escaping Twin Flames' airs on November 8, 2023, at 3 am ET on Netflix.

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