Hey, beautiful souls, How are you doing today?
When the soul is ready, the soulmate arrives!
Goes the saying… As of today, I wonder if this even applies!
As souls, we all have unique missions or purposes (or maybe not!) to come to this planet, and time and again, I think we keep attracting different people, events, and circumstances that reflect nothing but truly ourselves!
And hence, as we grow into oneness within ourselves, at some point we will continue to attract nothing but our soul tribes! Hence soulmate!
And it doesn’t have to be a romantic connection. We have a platonic soulmate, a karmic, a twin flame, and so on and so forth. I can keep talking about it all day, every day!
Since discovering these terms, my research and enthusiasm have been boundless. Day in and day out, I kept going on and on to figure out all of these. It was quite fascinating to learn, on all of these, that my freelance gigs began to seem mind-numbing!
Divine Counterpart
This particular artwork comes from one such inspiration or perspective. I think a soulmate is one thing, while a divine counterpart is someone who meets you at your divine level and who has equally travelled and prepared themselves as much as you have over the years. And happens to travel parallel with you before the actual meeting happens.
Divine counterparts are soulmates who have been destined to be connected to a certain someone or come to be in a soul contract with another soul for a purpose.
The tangled lines and wavy shapes symbolize the intertwined yet distinct life paths they follow, each with a unique mission to fulfill. How similar yet unique pathways to travel by… Seemingly rare yet surprisingly common in the spiritual realm…
These souls have the freedom to return to Earth, meet their divine counterpart, and discover their purpose when the time is right.
Have you met your divine counterpart?
Disclaimer: The concept and perceptions of this artwork comes from my intuitive meditations and have nothing to do with the common collective. Please take it as it resonates.
Until next time,
Keep ARTing,
Neethu.
