Soul Mate
By Marcus Peterson
A few years ago, I realized with great disappointment that I have never met my
soul mate. Despite going through several very fulfilling emotional relationships
with some wonderful people, there has never been a situation where I could have
been one hundred percent in sync with any one of them. Despite the deep affinity,
love and intimacy that I may have felt, I have never been comfortable enough to
completely bare my soul in front of anyone without that tiniest bit of apprehension
of their judgments. Never has there been anyone who seemed to be a part of my
flesh and blood.
Some people use the term soul mate without attributing too much depth to it, as
simply another being with whom one has a strong emotional bonding or intimacy. I
strongly believe that the term has much more potential as an offshoot of the
concept of Twin Soul or Twin Flame - the unique, one and only other half of one's
soul, that one person who is a mirror of oneself and with whom one will not have
any social pretensions. I feel it denotes a profound connection, which does not
require the support of words or language; that it is almost a divine grace that
Thomas Moore recognized as ""nothing more precious in life,"" someone who
makes me complete and whom after meeting, my life’s journey finds its destination.
One can even take the term as someone that you have had a degree of
association with - in past, parallel or future lifetimes. Though this is primarily an
oriental, mystic thought, it is not too far too understand the special bond one may
feel for someone that we meet as a stranger on the road.
Many people like me realize at some point that that they have missed the
experience of encountering their soul mates, and feel incomplete throughout their
lives. They cannot find themselves and it’s as if one piece of them is always
missing. I think it’s a precious gift to find your soul mate and that this union comes
to those who are open to receiving it by abandoning themselves to their passions
without any of society’s social conditioning. As Leslie Parrish states, “A soul mate
is someone who has locks that fit our keys, and keys to fit our locks. When we feel
safe enough to open the locks, our truest selves step out and we can be
completely and honestly who we are...”
Soul Mate provides detailed information on Soul Mate, Finding Your Soul Mate,
Soul Mate Astrology, Soul Mate Jewelry and more. Soul Mate is affiliated with
Romance Books.
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By Marcus Peterson
A few years ago, I realized with great disappointment that I have never met my
soul mate. Despite going through several very fulfilling emotional relationships
with some wonderful people, there has never been a situation where I could have
been one hundred percent in sync with any one of them. Despite the deep affinity,
love and intimacy that I may have felt, I have never been comfortable enough to
completely bare my soul in front of anyone without that tiniest bit of apprehension
of their judgments. Never has there been anyone who seemed to be a part of my
flesh and blood.
Some people use the term soul mate without attributing too much depth to it, as
simply another being with whom one has a strong emotional bonding or intimacy. I
strongly believe that the term has much more potential as an offshoot of the
concept of Twin Soul or Twin Flame - the unique, one and only other half of one's
soul, that one person who is a mirror of oneself and with whom one will not have
any social pretensions. I feel it denotes a profound connection, which does not
require the support of words or language; that it is almost a divine grace that
Thomas Moore recognized as ""nothing more precious in life,"" someone who
makes me complete and whom after meeting, my life’s journey finds its destination.
One can even take the term as someone that you have had a degree of
association with - in past, parallel or future lifetimes. Though this is primarily an
oriental, mystic thought, it is not too far too understand the special bond one may
feel for someone that we meet as a stranger on the road.
Many people like me realize at some point that that they have missed the
experience of encountering their soul mates, and feel incomplete throughout their
lives. They cannot find themselves and it’s as if one piece of them is always
missing. I think it’s a precious gift to find your soul mate and that this union comes
to those who are open to receiving it by abandoning themselves to their passions
without any of society’s social conditioning. As Leslie Parrish states, “A soul mate
is someone who has locks that fit our keys, and keys to fit our locks. When we feel
safe enough to open the locks, our truest selves step out and we can be
completely and honestly who we are...”
Soul Mate provides detailed information on Soul Mate, Finding Your Soul Mate,
Soul Mate Astrology, Soul Mate Jewelry and more. Soul Mate is affiliated with
Romance Books.
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