Love Life

The 80’s game show Win, Lose or Draw is popping to the forefront.

Inevitably, it was up to one member to draw their way to a successful answer from the remaining team members. Communication was key, without spelling it all out for everyone involved. The same applies here.

Lack of communication sent the previous “soulmate” packing, while the newest one doesn’t even know they’re in the running.

Thus it’s not a Win, or a Lose, It’s a Draw.

The expression soulmates is so widely misused, misunderstood, and misspoken of, that all love has suffered injurious consequences. Soulmates are extremely rare in each incarnation and come in many pairings other than romantic love. Soulmates ultimately seek to reunite to work through evidentiary karma.

From lifetime to lifetime, they play the roles best suited to bring about a harmonious clearing of their karma in an ever-greater effort to become one or whole again. Best friends or adversaries, mentors or married couples, the soulmate dynamic runs the gamut.

To define soulmate solely as an intimate love relationship eliminates approximately 99% of all other soulmate relationship experiences/opportunities. And that’s an awful lot of missed opportunities, especially when considering that most actual “soulmates” don’t incarnate in every lifetime, together.

Perhaps the wiser choice is to focus on the abundance that is love without drawing it into such a confined – defined box. Then you will surely discover and experience true love; the kind of love that knows no such label, limitation, or boundaries.

And that’s a love worthy of A Win.