6 rules of love to find your soulmate

A soulmate is a person with whom you have an instant chemistry with and that you work well together, being similar in a certain way and completely different in others, thus complementing. So, if you believe in the concept of sister souls and you want to find yours, here are some tips that might be helpful.


Finding a soulmate is not easy feat. Some people do not even believe in sister souls, because just find a compatible boyfriend or a husband is quite difficult. It's understandable, but who said there was only one soulmate there for you. There could be several a few. In addition, far too many people are confused about what a soulmate is. They believe it is this perfect person who simply clicks with them in every way possible, it is instantaneous and obvious and from that moment of their life will be a perfect fairy tale, they will only play any Disagree and live happy forever. That's not all in case. A soulmate is a person with whom you have an instant chemistry with and that you work well together, being similar in a certain way and completely different in others, thus complementing. So, if you believe in the concept of sister souls and you want to find yours, here are some tips that might be helpful.

1. Determine what you want
In order to find something, you need to know what you are looking for. Define standards for your soulmate. You probably already know what you want, based on other relationships. Make sure you focus on things you want, not on things you do not want. Do not focus on the negatives. It's easy to think "Well, I do not want him to be selfish, I do not want him to be rude, I do not want him to be a smoker / drinking", but rather, focus on The positives like "my soulmate is beautiful, kind, healthy and altruistic".


2. The better you yourself
If there is something about you that you do not like - take the time to change that if you can or accept and learn to love it if you can not. It is important to focus on yourself and learn who you are, what do you like and try to become the best version of you. Once you are happy with yourself - it's when you should start looking for sisters.


3. Do not be judgment
When you first meet someone, make sure you do not judge people hard, give yourself in room for better to know them. Sometimes people are nervous on a first date and they do not know how to act, other times, they could be stressed, and we all are not ourselves when we are stressed. Give people the time and benefit of doubt and you might be surprised by what you are learning.


4. Go out more
In order to find a soulmate, you must be willing to meet new people. Because we were real, if your soulmate was in your group of friends - you would meet them now. So go out, be willing to tell people that you are single and ready to meet new people, go to blind dates, leave your friends and family to prepare with someone they think to be a good match for you . Go to the holidays, go to concerts, festivals, all kinds of social events, meeting new people and talk to them.


5. Be aware of the people around you
Think of everyone you know. Is there anyone that you may have encountered but did not give a chance to? Is there anyone on the external circle of your group of friends that you do not know very well, but continue to collide? Maybe you ignore your soulmate all this time, or maybe you did not give them a chance?


6. Be ready for surprises
You never know when you are going to meet your soulmate. It could be a person you never expect. Or it could be a stranger you have encountered in a bus and have an instant connection with. Be in touch with your feelings, if you have a great chemistry with someone, be ready to make extra mile to explore this connection. The best relationships are the ones you have to fight, and generally they are worth it.


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By: ted-lang
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