Is there a reality to Soul Ties, or are they merely a spiritual legend?

In various religious and spiritual traditions, the concept of soul ties is recognised. These deep and intense connections are felt towards another person, and they can be romantic or platonic in nature. One can have multiple soul ties throughout their lifetime.

Soul ties are characterised by an intense connection, constant thinking about the person, feeling drawn to them, dreaming about them, having an intense emotional connection, and feeling a strong pull toward them. These bonds are often more profound, long-lasting, and impactful than typical relationships.

The origins of teachings about soul ties can be traced back to ancient beliefs about the interconnectedness of souls, the existence of spiritual bonds beyond the physical realm, and the idea that relationships can form deep, energetic connections influencing individuals' life paths.

Emotional soul ties form through vulnerability, when two people share their deepest thoughts, fears, and desires. Intellectual soul ties, on the other hand, are forged through deep conversations that lead to mental enrichment. Physical soul ties are typically formed with romantic partners through physical intimacy.

While there's no scientific proof that souls can bond, attachment theory and trauma bonds could be related to soul ties. However, it's important to note that these connections are not recognised by the scientific community.

In some Christian beliefs, soul ties may be considered "ungodly" if they form between two people who have sex outside of marriage. Spiritual soul ties involve a spiritual or religious connection to another person.

To break a soul tie, one can visualise cutting the cord that connects them to the person, say a prayer to break the soul tie, cut off contact with the person, block their calls, texts, and social media accounts, and get rid of any of their belongings that you may have.

It's also beneficial to practice self-care when dealing with a soul tie. This includes eating well, exercising, getting enough sleep, spending time with people who lift you up, practicing hobbies that you enjoy, and showing yourself grace and kindness.

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