Have You Married Your Soul Mate?

Hi, married couples, are you soul mates? Maybe you've married your soul mate and just don't realize it. If you assume ‘soul mate concept’ in a marriage is important, this post is for you. I share here an article written by Sheri & Bob Stritof.

Check out the list of soul mate partnership characteristics:

• In order to recognize your soul mate, you must first know yourself. Soul mate marriages are well balanced, strong and positive. There is a lack of intimidation, manipulation or abuse. They make a person feel safe.


• A relationship with a soul mate is a natural fit and feels like it is meant to be. This type of marriage is not difficult to maintain.


• A soul mate partner feels like a mirror to their spouse.


• A marriage to a soul mate is filled with honesty and support.


• There is a sense of familiarity and mutuality in a marriage to a soul mate.


• These marriages are healthy, passionate and harmonious. They can easily get a lot done by working together.


• Couples who are soul mates often take joy in watching the growth of one another.


• A soul mate will accept who you are, will bring out the best in you, challenge you, and is your best friend. A soul mate will not require you to change.


• Soul mates enjoy small moments together and appreciate their commitment to their marriage.

Things that you should also consider:

• Soul mates don't agree on everything.


• Don't use the soul mate concept as an excuse to walk away from your commitment to your marriage.


• Remember, you can still have difficult times even when married to your soul mate.

Well, I guess you can answer the question without doubt now. Have you already married your soul mate? (Thank God, my hubby is my soul mate).