This page explains how Soul Connections Hub decides what to publish, how articles are written and reviewed, and how we correct mistakes.
Who is responsible for the content
Soul Connections Hub is run by Wilson Igbasi, who is responsible for what is published on this website. You can read more about him on our About Us page.
How we approach spiritual topics
We write about subjects such as twin flames, soulmates, karmic relationships, spiritual awakening, chakras and personal growth. Many of these ideas are spiritual beliefs or interpretive frameworks rather than scientifically established facts. We aim to present them that way, for example by explaining what particular traditions or practitioners believe, and by encouraging readers to use their own judgement.
We try to avoid language that promises specific outcomes, such as guaranteed reunions, healing or life changes, and we do not present feelings, coincidences or hardships as proof of destiny.
Health, mental health and relationships
Some articles touch on emotional wellbeing, stress, relationships and difficult experiences such as narcissistic abuse. These articles are written from a personal-development and spiritual perspective. They are not medical, psychological or legal advice and are not a substitute for help from a qualified professional. Where a topic involves physical symptoms, mental health or safety, we encourage readers to speak with a doctor, licensed mental-health professional or other appropriate service.
Sources and research
Where an article refers to research, statistics or expert guidance, we aim to link to or name reputable sources so that readers can check them. Personal reflections and spiritual interpretations are presented as such.
Use of digital tools and AI
We may use digital tools, including AI-assisted writing, editing and image tools, during research and drafting. Some illustrations on this website are AI-generated. The editor remains responsible for every published article, and AI-assisted drafts are reviewed before publication.
Reviewing and updating articles
We periodically review older articles to improve accuracy, clarity and usefulness. This can include rewriting sections, combining articles that cover the same topic, adding sources or safety notes, or removing content that no longer meets our standards.
Corrections
If you believe something on this website is inaccurate, outdated or misleading, please tell us through our Contact page and include the page address. We review correction requests and update articles where a correction is warranted.
Commercial content
Some pages contain affiliate links or promote our own products, and the site may show advertising. Commercial relationships do not decide what we write. See our Affiliate & Advertising Disclosure for details.
