Multiple Soul Mates?
KittyFromHell said:I have to wonder where mikimoondancer and magnetron get their intriguing thoughts from... Delving into a pretty metaphysical perspective here.
HollyDove said:
The internet. Google up a line/title. It will list the pages where the same text is.
Not sure where Magnetron is drawing info from though. Too heavy for my mind to wrestle with.
For many years I sat under a banyan tree waiting for the mysteries of the universe to avail themselves to me.
It was no mystery that I ended up covered in bird shit.
HollyDove said:
The internet. Google up a line/title. It will list the pages where the same text is.
Not sure where Magnetron is drawing info from though. Too heavy for my mind to wrestle with.
For many years I sat under a banyan tree waiting for the mysteries of the universe to avail themselves to me.
It was no mystery that I ended up covered in bird shit.
Anonymous
KittyFromHell said:I have to wonder where mikimoondancer and magnetron get their intriguing thoughts from... Delving into a pretty metaphysical perspective here.
I found all the lines and crossed them...
this is common knowledge to someone who's been where I've been and seen what I have...maybe Magnetron visited the same place...
I found all the lines and crossed them...
this is common knowledge to someone who's been where I've been and seen what I have...maybe Magnetron visited the same place...
I'm kind've an old-fashioned teenager. But I believe spending the rest of your life with that one person. Having many different relationships can get confusing sometimes. I would love to settle down one day with one person and have kids
Anonymous
I admire the people who can believe in soul mates. It seems like a grander perspective. My grandparents just celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary, which I find great, but I do not think soul mates exist. There are just too many people in the world for you to ever be sure you are with the right one. Especially if there is just one, Im not sure about multiple soul mates.
Ooo said:I admire the people who can believe in soul mates. It seems like a grander perspective. My grandparents just celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary, which I find great, but I do not think soul mates exist. There are just too many people in the world for you to ever be sure you are with the right one. Especially if there is just one, Im not sure about multiple soul mates.
Surely given the amount of people in the world, coupled with global travel and global access through the internet, the chance and probability are even greater. There is the capability of serendepity. It is less a lottery that you enter in and have a specific chance of winning or losing, and more like a massive computation that shifts and develops so that the more people you come across the odds do not fall but rise exponentially.
Surely given the amount of people in the world, coupled with global travel and global access through the internet, the chance and probability are even greater. There is the capability of serendepity. It is less a lottery that you enter in and have a specific chance of winning or losing, and more like a massive computation that shifts and develops so that the more people you come across the odds do not fall but rise exponentially.
Anonymous
The odds may fall or rise but you'll never know for sure that you've found your "one and true soul mate" unless you have some sort of contact with every single living person. Which begs the question, what if your soul mate dies or has died before you've even met them? As for multiple soul mates; again,...i have no idea.
but this is not the reason why I do not believe soul mates exist, I believe there are people who believe they are(or that there are) soul mates.(which is great, more power to them!) But the concept of a "soul mate" just seems like another more limiting and unnecessary form/contortion of love(which might I add is complicated enough on its own.)
but this is not the reason why I do not believe soul mates exist, I believe there are people who believe they are(or that there are) soul mates.(which is great, more power to them!) But the concept of a "soul mate" just seems like another more limiting and unnecessary form/contortion of love(which might I add is complicated enough on its own.)
Anonymous
HHMCameron said:Soul Mates dying before they meet are why there are so many sad and lonely people in the world...
So if you ever see a sad and/or lonely single person who has yet to be in a serious relationship, your way of comforting them would involve saying "its okay, your only sad because your soul mate is probably dead"??
So if you ever see a sad and/or lonely single person who has yet to be in a serious relationship, your way of comforting them would involve saying "its okay, your only sad because your soul mate is probably dead"??
Mikimoondancer's comments would be the most succinct I've read about this subject over many years...unfortunately the majority of people confuse the words soulmate with romantic love...it's not always the case...using the term soul family, ie, the person is part of our soul family, may be more appropriate...
Twin soul, twin flame, twin rays are as she described...I'd further add that if you do happen to meet in the same lifetime it is a very powerful and sometimes very painful connection...a longing that is indescribable...but then again all this is irrelevant unless you believe in many lifetimes...
I believe as you grow older you realize there is no such thing as "the one" or a "soulmate". There is just people you can get intertwined with and deciding on whether you can put up with that persons ins and outs and small little habbits is whether you can spend a lifetime with that person.
