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Friday, 11 December 2009 19:07
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Do we need our soulmates to be complete in this life? You might think so if you believe in soulmates, but the truth is no, not at all.

People put so much energy into finding that one person whom they believe is the missing piece to their lives. They are never happy because they're always wondering if they're with the right person or if someone out there is their true soulmate. What they're forgetting is that the more time you spend with someone, the deeper your connection becomes, and the more intimate your relationship is because of all of your shared history. The time you spend together makes it so that you are each other's matches.

The honest truth is that you may not ever meet your soulmate, or you may only meet them in a non-romantic or brief encounter. Your responsibility is to focus on the feeling of being with your match, not of being with your soulmate. You don't need to spend a lifetime searching for that one person because happiness is all around you. You only need to feel it and be complete.
 
Comments (9)
9 Tuesday, 04 May 2010 18:19
Rick
I agree with this. For sure. I mean I am sure there are soul mates for us as there are billions of people on this planet but at the same time. We have to live for now, don't we? When we
cling to the past and what we had with someone . . . . we miss out on things that might be waiting for us now . . . .

And for sure, the more time you talk with someone I am sure and resonate with this the deeper whatever you had becomes.
8 Sunday, 25 April 2010 02:51
Jason Nelson
The more time we spend with someone allows us to shed the surface pleasantries or masks and also helps us shed the subconscious judgments that create walls between us and our partner based on the purpose of relationships being - growth. People stay in relationships either because their soul is asking them to grow more and stay and they humble to it or their soul has guided them in a different direction but they held on to the relationship anyways motivated by fear or ego.
7 Saturday, 24 April 2010 01:02
Monica
I have to agree with Maria. Sometimes being together for a long time is not enough. I'm getting out now of a 12 years marriage with a wonderful men. Today I just can't take it anymore, we have grown in different directions and interests and the relationship is difficult to carry. A lot of things that he does make me feel enoyed...It's not working anymore, and I have tried...
6 Tuesday, 20 April 2010 20:51
Miguel J. Javier
A soulmate is the one person that perfectly compliments your imperfections, and vice versa.
5 Sunday, 18 April 2010 16:18
Cathy
I agree with Jason. If somewhere on the other side of the world holds my soulmate then I hope they are truly happy as I am.
4 Saturday, 17 April 2010 19:58
freespirit0412
Don't you really have to be complete and centered to be open to receiving the gifts that romantic or non-romantic connections present? I believe I am fortunate enough to be with my soulmate. I've known him before, and I will know him again. Our connection, it is true, becomes stronger with each passing day. At this moment, in this lifetime, I am complete without him. And I am ecstatically happy, as well as content, to be WITH him.
3 Tuesday, 09 March 2010 08:30
Kristanya
Hmmmm.... Well, I definitely believe in soul mates - but then again my definition of a soul mate would be more like my "compliment", the other part that makes me a "whole"... But,I also believe you can be happy without physically being with your "soul mate", and I also believe that not all of us will get a chance to meet our soul mates in a lifetime - I believe it is only when you are in tune with yourself, will you be able to attract your "compliment"(law of attraction) - getting back to the point.... I believe there are millions of lessons and experiences that are presented to us daily. - which are opportunities for us to grow, in not only our physical reality, but in our spiritual awareness... which hand-in-hand brings us more "in-tune" with ourselves, and with everything that "is". And if you are worried all the time about what might be "missing", not only will you not have time to perceive the things you DO have, but you might miss out on these opportunities for growth, and in turn - miss out on life all together. So live life to the fullest everyday and "LooK" for things to be happy about, and before you know it, the things that make you happy - will start looking for you.... ;)
2 Thursday, 17 December 2009 11:12
Maria
I do agree that we meet our soul mates in a brief encounter or in a non-romantic way.
But I've been one of those fortunates who has experienced their soul mates in a romantic and non-romantic spheres.

I still disagree on spending more time together makes you good match. because sometimes its just putting up with someone for various reasons other than "love"
1 Monday, 14 December 2009 21:24
Magdi Fizli
I would like to know what is a "soulmate"?
I thought that everyone we meet in our life is our soulmate.
Can be our parents, siblings or teacher in our soulmate?

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