Dwelling on Your Ex or Past Soulmate Relationship

Dwelling on your ex or past soulmate relationship is a special kind of torture.

Do you often find yourself dwelling on your ex? Is there constant hope and fantasies a past relationship will come back into your life?

Are you holding on to anything and everything that reminds you of a past soulmate and the time you spent together?

DWELLING AND DEPRESSION

After a breakup, it’s normal to feel sad, or even depressed. Ending a relationship, especially a soulmate relationship, is an emotionally difficult time. It’s common to spend several weeks, even months or years in some cases, mourning the loss of a soulmate or romantic partner.

At what point do you stop dwelling on your ex?

Constantly reliving your life with a romantic partner, long after it ends, is not healthy. It can actually create blockages to a new romantic partner or soulmate entering your life. And there may be a good chance they’re coming back anyway. You may be putting yourself through this torture for no reason.

If you dwell on your ex for an extended period of time, you’re living in the past. Living in the past is a form of grieving. You feel it was the only time in your life when you were truly happy. Living in the past by dwelling on your ex, prevents you from finding happiness in the present. Hoping and dreaming your ex will come back, and putting your life on hold while waiting, is not living in the present.

This behavior will create perpetual anxiety hoping for a reunion. But since you don’t know for certain, you live in anxiety and fear. Living like this on a daily basis takes a huge toll on every area of your life.

LIVING IN THE PRESENT, NOT THE PAST

One of the spiritual challenges for our lifetimes is to live in the moment. We are challenged to be fully present in our lives to do what we have to do. You only have so much energy or life force. Focusing on the past and what should have, could have, or would have been, robs you of that life force. You are so focused on those made up scenarios, you’re not present in your daily life.

Dwelling on Your Ex or Past Soulmate Relationship
Dwelling on Your Ex or Past Soulmate

IT’S NOT ALWAYS DWELLING

Your soulmate relationship may have ended, but your connection still remains. Memories and feelings of your soulmate suddenly flood your entire being, out of nowhere. This is very different from dwelling.

Perhaps you’re having thoughts, memories or even dreams of that soulmate because they’re getting ready to make another appearance in your life. This also indicates that they, more than likely, are thinking and even dreaming of you.

They could very well be wanting to communicating with you. But this is very different that dwelling. In this scenario you’re picking up telepathic messages and emotions from your ex. Some soulmates have this kind of telepathic and/or empathic connection.

Dwelling gets you nowhere.

It just keeps you stuck. In order to move forward, you have to think about creating a new future for yourself. If/when your soulmate comes back, have you learned anything in your time apart? Or, did you just trash your entire life, including your self-esteem? You need to do some positive work on yourself before your soulmate comes back. Otherwise, expect problems again, and even a possible break-up again.

Have you dwelled on your soulmate? What was your experience and how did you handle it? Comment below!

Originally posted on 2012-04-26 @ 4:40 pm

12 thoughts on “Dwelling on Your Ex or Past Soulmate Relationship”

  1. I still empathically feel my soul mate even though I don’t want to. How do I stop picking up on their thoughts and feelings?

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    • I asked my guides to sever the empathic connection between me and my soulmate so I would stop feeling their feelings since it was blocking me from moving on. Immediately, I felt lighter and haven’t felt them since. Ask your guides!

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      • well you can’t really sever a connection but you can ask your guides to minimize it so you can breathe! thank you for sharing

  2. don’t know what to do. I’m 19 and have been with my ex who is now 21 for 3 years. At first it was all good till all of a sudden, the truth came out. He had been cheating on me. Of course, I was stupid enough to go back after the first time. The second time he cheated I had finally left but then found out I was pregnant. We’ve been off and on since, he’s cheated on me during my pregnancy but I had hopes he would change once he saw our child. Sadly I was wrong, I’m still hurting a lot from all of this and I feel so lost. I love him so much even after all he’s done to me but I know from experience he’s not going to change anytime soon. It’s hard that I’m now also required to have contact with him since we have a baby together now. Guys have asked me on dates but with a baby I have no time for that, and I’m not even interested in anyone except my baby daddy. I just want to move on

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  3. Hi, I was with my partner for 15 months and I believe that we were soul mates. We used to talk about getting married and having children. However, after a while my partner had changed his attitude towards me and would do everything to upset me and make me feel jealous. It had to a stage where he became very aggressive towards me so I had no choice but to end the relationship. It has now been several months since the relationship had ended and I am constantly looking at his Facebook page and all the girls who he is talking to, thinking about the future which we could have had, and constantly crying when I see him going out with his friends and having a good time without me. I have just found out that he has become involved with another girl and I don’t know how to cope. I have tried dating again but the men who ask me out, in my opinion, are nothing compared to my ex. I just wish that I could forget about the whole thing and be happy again but I honestly don’t think that I can live without him.
    Can you please give me some advice on what I should do.

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  4. Hello there, I think I’m losing it. I haven’t seen my ex in 14 years and for the past 2 months he has been heavily on my mind. I think about him all day everyday and have constant dreams. One dream I had he was pushing his wife away as she tried to be affectionate. In the dreams he’s happy to see me and flirtatious. I am married and find it worrying to think about a person this much. Over the years, I haven’t thought of him that much as I moved on then all of a sudden I can’t get him out of my mind. What is going on? Help, please.

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    • Hi, we dont answer questions in this public forum. You can reach us for a reading using either the Ether.com or click4advisor.com services. Or try our show on Weds nights on CBS Radio – we take a few free callers during the show.

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  5. Help, I cant let go of my soulmate, he is deeply tangled in my soul, I try to get on with my life, have a boyfriend, but I just want to be free from the bondage. When we met we were lost in time and space for 2 days! We were married and together 14 years. One day he said I was his soulmate, the next, he moved in with a younger woman in which he is now married to. I was deeply hurt, he said he still loved me but couldnt love me so much anymore. My boyfriend is nice, handsome, and takes care of my son but he is not a soulmate, I would like to try to make it work and get my soulmate out of my dreams.

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    • Hi Kristen,
      It takes time and time will help the process but it wont happen overnight. Also if you can think, really think, about how he made you feel when he left you and went to the other younger woman, and put that down on paper, and use your LOGICAL mind to look at that, see how it makes you feel, you will get over him a lot easier. Good luck!

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