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OfflineFunny you should write this…Today's daily thought I composed (I send out daily thoughts on my Spiritual Orb I created):
How can I know anything about the past or the future, when the light of the Beloved shines only NOW – Rumi
(¯`•._. • [ Daily Thought] •._. •´¯)
Fire Chief this is for you, hope you don’t mind but I used you as inspiration.
A Gaelic Term: Anam Cara (I think it’s such a beautiful meaning, it’s engraved on my wedding band)
Anam Cara means soul mate; but now as western civilization would have you believe. Anam Cara is a legend that when we are born, our soul shatters into an uncountable amount of pieces. Those pieces then are met and come together by another’s soul, another person, we start to build and grow.
In our life, as we lead it, we come across those small shattered pieces we lost upon birth. With each kin we rebuild our soul, and in the end we realize we are all one soul when put back together. Think about all those shards you’ve come across who make up the completed you. Reflect, like the sun through stained glass, how beautiful you are with others in your life, those RIGHT NOW, not those broken in the past or awaiting in the future. Who are your shards, who are those that put you together like a magnificent piece of stained glass?
Some of us get so wrapped up in what has conspired in the past that we dictate and stress on any possible relationship of the future. We cannot allow what has already conspired to determine our future outcome. The “now” is the only concern any of us should worry about.
Allow those in your life now to be your influences. Trust in your soul, mind, and conscious to attract those you need in your life, over those you have left behind. There is a reason we lose friends, we let them go, and it opens up a space within you to allow positive individuals to attract to you like a magnet meeting metal. Your beloved, your kin, your spirit is now!! Live it, embrace it, and love it in the now.
Those who want to see you succeed are not those you have met in a passing yesteryear.
Those who want to love you unconditionally have not yet met you in the coming years.
Those who need you in their life, as much as your soul needs them in yours, are now, right now! Turn to them, pick up the phone, write an old fashioned letter and thank them for being an irreplaceable aspect of you.
OfflineI have found through rather brutal trial and error, that this idea, while comforting, holds no water. Relationships are quixotic, and have to be nurtured. The idea of "Radar Love" might be appealing, but after the initial hormonal rush, the differences become apparent, and accomodations have to be made for the relationship to succeed. You have to bend, but not break, and this is tremendously difficult. In my opinion, the perfect lover, the perfect friend, and the perfect mate are nearly impossible to find in the same person. Eventually, over time, you have to choose what matters most.
OfflineI have found through rather brutal trial and error, that this idea, while comforting, holds no water. Relationships are quixotic, and have to be nurtured. The idea of "Radar Love" might be appealing, but after the initial hormonal rush, the differences become apparent, and accomodations have to be made for the relationship to succeed. You have to bend, but not break, and this is tremendously difficult. In my opinion, the perfect lover, the perfect friend, and the perfect mate are nearly impossible to find in the same person. Eventually, over time, you have to choose what matters most.
Yep – you have to work it. Lasting love is not nearly as romantic as the movies would have you believe. But far more satisfying….
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OfflineI told my "ex" that the "other" woman was my soul mate too.
I don't think the "ex" follows the soul group line of thought! Seriously
though, I don't believe in soul mates. Each person is an individual and as such
will require an amount, some more, some less, of familiarization on many different
levels. Once there is a desirable meshing of these levels, with resolvable differences,
you have achieved something that I believe could be considered a soul mate.
OfflineEvery guy who has ever wanted into my pants told me I was his soul mate. I've only ever believed it twice. Seriously – every guy I've ever been involved with has told me that I am their soul mate. Does this mean that there isn't such a thing as a soul mate? Nah. But it certainly a term that is tossed around so much that it can render it almost meaningless.
There is an author I like – Thomas Moore (not the Irish poet) – who wrote a book called Soul Mates. It has quite a different take on Soul Mates.
OfflineNo, I don't believe in soul mates here on earth. I know it's not the popular view but I do believe that we reincarnate with ppl that we knew or loved in other lives. Some ppl would consider that a soul mate.
I believe a true soul mate is a soul who is already in a spiritual form waiting & watching over us here on earth until it is our time to pass over. We will know them when we meet them in our evolved state.
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OfflineI met my soulmate once. I hadn't even been introduced to him or spoken to him and when I looked at him, I felt something like a rope shoot out of my chest and settle around him and the spontaneous thought of "Thank God I've found you at last". You know what was weird? We were born one year and one day apart. Did I go out with him? Did I marry him? No. I've come to realize that we probably would have killed each other and that I'm much better off with the good man I did marry, whom I love very much.
OfflineI was a single girl for 40 years. I had met The Big Wolf MANY years before and we certainly had some "connection" at that time but he was married so we never acted on our feelings. I ran into him 19 years later when a mutual friend was diagnosed with cancer. All our friends were together in a huge healing campaign for Rusty. Lo and behold he was single. We got together in August 2003. I got a ring in December 2003. We were married in June 2004. I never considered saying "No, I hardly know you." Simply because I felt I knew him as well as I know myself. Never any question that my long wait was just for him. We have a very wonderful relationship. I feel blessed to be in this relationship. (of course that is not to say it is easy, but it is worth it!)
I was a single girl for 40 years. I had met The Big Wolf MANY years before and we certainly had some "connection" at that time but he was married so we never acted on our feelings. I ran into him 19 years later when a mutual friend was diagnosed with cancer. All our friends were together in a huge healing campaign for Rusty. Lo and behold he was single. We got together in August 2003. I got a ring in December 2003. We were married in June 2004. I never considered saying "No, I hardly know you." Simply because I felt I knew him as well as I know myself. Never any question that my long wait was just for him. We have a very wonderful relationship. I feel blessed to be in this relationship. (of course that is not to say it is easy, but it is worth it!)
When people ask why life is worth living, the above is a pretty good argument.
OfflineIf there are soul mates, Jim is one of mine. There have been a few people in my life that I've met with whom I have felt instant connection. And it hasn't always been a romantic way. But with Jim, it was. We'd met before and not realized it (including 20 years ago when I flashed him at an Aerosmith concert), at a playground with the kids, a few things like that. We lived in the same community on the Olympic Peninsula for about 15 years. But when I moved over to the Seattle side of the water, I started working for a company up in Everett, WA, and there was Jim (even tho he still lived on the Olympic Peninsula). It was the first time that we "officially" met. Things have always been very good for us – and I have a history of not great relationships. We think in ways that are very similar, share a sense of humor. I can't imagine being with anyone other than him. And, I find him endlessly fascinating, extremely funny and tremendously sexy.
I have a few other friends who when I met them, it was like we'd been friends forever. Instantly. I feel strong pulls towards certain people, and I usually follow that. Is that soul mates or similar personalities? Hard telling.
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