Soulmate Gem
Soulmate Gem
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The idea of a soulmate is so fascinating that everybody wants one. And, why not? The mere thought of having that special someone with whom you share a feeling of deep and natural affinity is so beautiful and heart-warming that it really makes us want such a 'someone'.
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Read More »The idea of a soulmate is so fascinating that everybody wants one. And, why not? The mere thought of having that special someone with whom you share a feeling of deep and natural affinity is so beautiful and heart-warming that it really makes us want such a ‘someone’. But everyone has different ideas about soulmates. Some people believe that each of us has a soulmate, who we’re fated to meet—in this lifetime or another. Some others believe that a soulmate is literally the other half of our soul. Still others think that we have many soulmates who enter our lives, play certain important roles, and then exit. Whatever the belief, the broad picture of a soulmate is overly goody-goody, and therefore illusionary. If you are among those who think that your soulmate is someone who is perfectly compatible with you, then you might be in for a big disappointment because you may never find such a person. True, a soulmate brings you joy, encourages you, and shares your sorrows. But s/he also ticks you off big time. In my opinion, a true soulmate is the one who reminds you that you’re far from being the “nice, kind, perfect” soul that you think you are. S/he is the one who helps you discover that there is still work you have to do on yourself. In many ways, your soulmate completes you. In other words, s/he is the exact opposite of you—different in as many ways as it is possible to be different. But this difference is what offers you the opportunity to grow—as an individual and as a couple. Osho explains this beautifully: “If both partners are conscious of the fact that it is a meeting of opposites, that there is no need to make it a conflict, then it is a great opportunity to understand the opposite point of view and absorb it. Then the life of a man and woman together can become a beautiful harmony.” So, unless you and your partner recognise that being opposites helps both expand your horizons, you will continue to argue and fight with each other, and grow apart. But, if you understand and accept that your partner is someone who helps you get in touch with yourself, and reveals to you your imperfections, your life will be transformed. You will then see your partner as your mirror, who shows you your accurate reflection. And just like you don’t go against the mirror for showing you your own image—you will not be angry with your partner for being your reflector. So, that’s what a soulmate is in my opinion—a mirror, a reflector who you should be grateful to, for aiding your growth as a person and for helping you feel better.
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This article was co-authored by Alysha Jeney, MA, LMFT . Alysha Jeney is a Licensed Relationship Therapist, the Owner of Modern Love Counseling, and the Co-Founder of The Modern Love Box. She specializes in relationship therapy, intimacy building, and existential exploration. Alysha holds a BA in Psychology from The Metropolitan State University of Denver and an MA in Marriage and Family Therapy/Counseling from Regis University. She has been featured in publications such as The Washington Post and The Huffington Post. This article has been viewed 1,183,869 times.
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