Does a soulmate exist … will I find one?

Does a soulmate exist … will I find one?

The word soulmate, according to Buddhism, can be explained with two phrases: “in the past” and “living together.” According to the law of Karma, people who created connections in past lives will likely meet each other again. Their Karma will attract each other by the law of attraction.

This concept in Buddhism does not apply only to lovers. But people in the same family, village, community, or workplace. People we feel connected to after meeting for the first time are likely to have done something positive with us in their past lives. People we have had a hard time with since the first meeting are likely to have done something harmful to us in the past.

Most people focus only on romantic relationships, and they want to meet the love of their life. The answer is yes. If a couple did a lot of positive things together and made a wish to meet each other again. They created their love destiny. With the power of Karma, they will be attracted to meet each other again.

In the cruel reality, not all couples will have a smooth relationship without any problems. Sometimes they wish they would be together. Sometimes, they want to they would never meet each other again. In this case, the possibility of meeting their destined loved one is lower. That’s why some people thought they’d never find one.

So, what do you do if you want to meet your soulmate? Many people ask this question because they are afraid they will lose the chance to meet their loved ones if they don’t do anything. The answer is to BE YOURSELF. You don’t need to keep searching and shouldn’t try to change yourself for others.

Remember, we talk about the law of attraction. Your soulmate will be attracted to the real you … not the one you try to change for others. You just have to be yourself. But you can be a better self. The only one that you should consider changing for is yourself. Don’t change yourself for others. Do it for yourself. When you love yourself, you will learn to truly love others. Once you’ve stopped searching, the love of your life appears. That person is the one who loves you the way you really are.