What Is Spiritual Love In Relationships

• Spiritual love is a type of love that is based on a spiritual connection and helps us find meaning and purpose in life.
• Spiritual loves can have a variety of purposes: some are supposed to accompany us on our journey through life, while others are meant to teach us lessons.
• Their purpose may not be immediately apparent; yet, our spirituality can benefit us in better understanding our relationships.
• In reality, whether or not we set out time for spiritual practices, our spirituality has a significant impact on all of our interactions.
• Spirituality, in the end, connects us to something greater than ourselves, and our spiritual connection either strengthens or weakens our connections with others.

You have full transparency and honesty

It's as if you can look into someone's heart when you have a spiritual connection, and vice versa.

You simply don't want to lie to this person, and you can tell they feel the same way about you.

What does spiritual mean in dating?

We often live and die them by projecting our assumptions onto others, writhing behind projections placed on us, and doing nothing when we see them for what they are.

Labels are those tight-lipped containers of identity that are supposed to sum us up, but rarely do, regardless of whose side we're on.

Labels assist us categorize the Other when it comes to love and relationship prospects. Labels tell us if we're safe or doomed, and they have a handy way of stacking up for or against that new person we're thinking about clicking on.

When faced with the decision of throwing our hearts into the unknown vs keeping to what we think we know about love and compatibility, we often choose the safety of our assumptions, limiting our ability to show up totally for the love we seek.

Another thing to consider regarding labels: by definition, a label is related with language that limits or restricts a person or object. When you add in the deliberate act of categorizing ourselves, it pushes us even further away from the possibility of genuine connection.

If you're looking for love—online or off—and you identify as'spiritual,' a word of caution: Beware the term.

We've witnessed the futility of labels in conveying the spirit of the objects or people they're tied to, from the pulpit to politics. We've seen how labels create a barrier between us and our attempts to connect and understand one another.

That's why it's critical to go beyond the labels we give ourselves and into the act of genuine connection.

Here are a few suggestions for dating while spiritual:

1. Think about the source.

Before presenting oneself as such to a potential spouse, it's critical to be clear on this topic.

Assumptions are built into our labels, and knowing what yours are ahead of time will help you explain your wishes more successfully.

I once dated a guy who took great care in his physical fitness. He was tall and slim, and he examined every label before buying organic. He was also a heavy chain smoker who didn't perceive any inconsistencies in his ostensibly healthy lifestyle because he exclusively smoked organic tobacco.

My point is that it's simple to label yourself as spiritual, but you should know what that term means to you before expecting your partner to share your ideas.

2. Think about the source.

I'd like to assume that the classic What Would Jesus Do meme started out as a genuine reminder to consider the options presented by our higher selves in times of hardship and doubt.

Returning to our highest intellect and wisest self on a regular basis is a great spiritual practice in any scenario.

It's the ability to move outside of our small selves in order to see our relationships from a different perspective as a dating technique.

Instead of being driven by ego and fear agendas, this spiritual perspective allows your relationship—and your attitude toward it—to breathe and evolve more freely.

3. Extend the scope of your definitions.

It's up to you to define spirituality. In the process, you'll have broadened your intellect, tolerance, and dating prospects to the extent that you're willing to be open to perspectives that differ from your own.

Even more importantly, your actions are far more significant than your description and title.

Sure, you clicked the'spiritual' box on your profile, but do your words, outlook, and behavior reflect that outlook on life?

4. Get in the habit of being present.

Long meetings, networking like a boss at a business mixer, and dating new people all have one thing in common: they're draining.

Cleaning catboxes rates lower on the fun meter for some of us than going on dates with strangers.

As a result, presenting the art of practicing presence in every moment as a spiritual person makes us available to what is happening right now.

5. Be open to everything.

This advice could have been renamed ‘believing in magic,' since that's the sensation we get when we're able to make space for everything that comes up—every emotion, detail, and possibility.

This isn't to mean that spiritual people should accept everything; rather, it's a practice in non-attachment and acceptance of the fact that we have very little control over our lives.

This act of spiritual openness to life frees you up to connect not only to a revitalized feeling of interest about the mystery of the present, but it also goes a long way toward making your date feel seen and comfortable in your company.

6. Allow yourself to fall in love.

If you think about it, if love is all that exists, then we're literally in love.

Regardless of what we think or do about it right now. That also means that love is us. All that we are and do is already infused with love.

Knowing this eliminates the need for people on opposite sides of the dating divide to wave labels at each other.

Instead, whether spiritually self-defined or not, we feel a part of this precious fabric. As a result, dating becomes more of an investigation of deep connection rather than a nerve-wracking and second-guessing experience.

True love lives beyond our labels' convenience and safety, beyond our notions of spirituality, who's good enough, and what a romantic union should seem like when it appears.

We're all embodiments of spirit, regardless of what you write on your profile—or out to the universe—and we'd do well to remember that when we meet.

Is love physical or spiritual?

Both physical and spiritual love exist. Physical love is merely a biological desire that is conditional, whereas spiritual love is divine and is unaffected by circumstances. As a result, spiritual love is inherently unconditional.

How can I get spiritual love?

It's not about indoctrinating your partner to believe what you believe or enjoy what you like when it comes to spirituality. It's also not about making the other person more “spiritual” to form a spiritual relationship. Both of these methods are immature and detrimental to your relationship.

Rather, expanding the Soul contact between the two of you is the goal of developing a spiritual connection. Vulnerability, engagement, attentiveness, openness, and receptivity to the other person are all aspects of spiritual connection.

Give more eye contact

Couples who no longer make eye contact with each other are one of the saddest things I observe. These couples communicate with each other by having long discussions without even looking at each other.

Eye contact is a very personal experience. When you make eye contact with your partner, you're basically expressing your interest in and commitment to what they're saying. Eye contact is not only a sign of respect, but it is also the most effective approach to connect with the Soul of another person. Have you heard of the term “soul gazing”? Soul gazing is based on the idea that gazing into another person's eyes allows you to bathe in the waters of their Soul.

Set aside “us time” each day

Sometimes life is simply too hectic to devote the time and effort necessary to maintain a relationship. Setting out time each day from your busy schedule to sit with your partner solely is one of the simplest things you can do. Even watching a movie on the couch in each other's arms is a terrific approach to start building your spiritual connection.

Explore what spiritual lessons your partner is teaching you

Your partner's actions, words, and ideas can teach you a lot, even if it isn't done knowingly. Learning how to spiritually grow spiritually in your relationship is the key to having a spiritual connection. What are you learning from your partner? Remember that our partners are often aware of our “blind spots” and can thus disclose a lot about us, even if unintentionally.

Touch more

The importance of physical touch in establishing a spiritual connection cannot be overstated. The delicate energy communicated through touch is extremely binding, since it aids in the development of a stronger bond with your partner. Physical touch is relaxing and comforting, and it may often say more than words can.

Have meaningful conversations

What's on your mind? What is something that means a lot to you and that you'd like to share with someone? What kind of revelations have you had? Begin a conversation with your partner. During our morning walks, I prefer to have meaningful chats with Luna. Share whatever is on your mind and make it a habit to do so at a regular time and place.

Find ways to laugh together

Laughter instantly expands the heart and strengthens your spiritual connection. Learn to laugh lightheartedly at yourself, your partner, and together with each other. Even just watching humorous movies together can strengthen your relationship.

Openly communicate your feelings

The majority of estranged relationships are characterised by a lack of open communication. The capacity to share your opinions and feelings honestly while respecting the other person is known as open communication. Marshall Rosenberg, a psychologist, refers to this as “nonviolent communication” (I recommend that you read his book for more guidance). Express your feelings to them when you are wounded, angry, lonely, or any other emotion. Make no assumptions about your partner's ability to read your thinking. An honest relationship built on mutual caring, respect, and love requires open communication about how you feel.

How do you recognize a soul connection?

Yes, it is correct. Our imperfections serve us well. Every characteristic has both a positive and a bad side. It is each person's responsibility to always look for the positive, even when things do not appear to be going well. Each imperfection almost always has an advantage. People who are obstinate make good decision makers. People that are very organized excel in paying their debts on time.

How do you know you have a soul connection with someone?

A soul tie is just the feeling that another soul is present in your life for a reason. For example, if your life is extremely hectic and you meet a new potential friend or business partner, the feeling that you share a soul connection with this person may motivate you to make time in your schedule for the relationship. If a friend says they have to give up their pet because they have to move overseas unexpectedly, your clairsentient, or feeling, psychic pathway may give you the impression that you have a soul tie with this animal and that adopting it into your house is the proper thing to do for both of you. Soul ties might be thought of as the ties that bind, like in Bruce Springsteen's song!

Emotional intimacy

Emotional intimacy entails cultivating a sense of closeness with your spouse by empathizing, respecting, and communicating about how you and your partner are feeling. Break it down into three sections to increase emotional intimacy: slow down, keep it simple, and reveal what's difficult to say. Before you talk, think about your feelings, and when you do, contextualize them so you can transmit them as direct and powerful sentences.

What does spiritual compatibility mean?

When you're with someone who is spiritually compatible with you, for example, they won't ask or expect you to give up the essence of who you are, what keeps you healthy and whole, or what will get you to where you need to go in life.