Are soulmates real? And how do we know if we’ve met the one? This week we discuss the idea of twin flames and soul mates and alternative explanations for the deep connection and chemistry we feel with some people and whether we are destined to meet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This summary covers three different podcasts talking about the double standards in rap music, conscious conversations around wellness, and psychological transitions in your 20s.
In this podcast, the speaker discusses the implications of a belief in soulmates for our psychology and the well-being of our romantic as well as non-romantic relationships. The traditional notion of soulmates is that of a romantic partnership, but it can take many forms reflecting a special spiritual relationship with another person.
The concept of a soulmate has evolved over time to embrace the idea that more than one person can be a perfect match for you, by ticking all the boxes of supporting growth, holding you accountable, and being able to sit in silence.
The concept of soulmates not only applies to romantic relationships but also to friendships and teacher-student connections. Believing in the idea of a soulmate can influence how we approach relationships and the types of connections we build with others, while having a growth attitude towards relationships can lead to long-term commitment and effort.
This podcast explores Carl Jung's system of personality types, which is based on attitudes and reactions to different situations, and the dangers of love bombing, which involves the consistent giving of attention and gifts for a brief period of time.
This episode delves into the unspoken rules in rap that only apply to a select few, as well as exploring the topic of double standards in the industry, from sexism to homophobia.