Today's “Quick Key” from the Unlocking the Soul podcast answers a question that almost everyone gets wrong: “What is a soulmate”? In pop culture, we're taught that a soulmate is a single missing piece, that one person who makes us whole and brings us eternal peace, that happily ever after ending. But from the perspective of the soul, a soulmate isn't your other half because you're already whole. Think of a soulmate as a member of your primary soul cluster, the dozen or so beings that you've traveled with for eons. So think of the term as analogous to classmate. You've played every role for one another: mother, father, child, best friend, and most importantly, the antagonist. A true soulmate is actually a mirror. Their job isn't to make you happy. Their job is to make you conscious. They are the souls who love you enough to agree to a contract or life plan that triggers your deepest growth potential. Sometimes that means they provide a lifetime of support. But often a soulmate is just the person who shakes you out of your complacency and forces you to evolve. You might have many soul mates in one lifetime. One might be a brief, intense relationship that teaches you self-worth, while another might be a lifelong friend who provides a steady frequency of home. The spark you feel when you meet them isn't destiny in a romantic sense, necessarily. It's recognition. It's your soul saying, “Oh, you again. We have work to do.” So don't look for the person who completes you; look for the people who inspire you to complete yourself. Because on the path of soul growth, the ultimate goal for every soulmate is connection to help you progress, to remember your own true nature as a part of God. For a deeper dive on soul contracts and the different types of spiritual partnerships, subscribe to the Unlocking the Soul Podcast on YouTube or Spotify. Specifically, episode six on the Inner Life and Soul groups.JOIN THE COMMUNITY:Discuss this episode and more in our new community on SKOOL: https://www.skool.com/unlocking-the-soul-1901/aboutSUPPORT THE SHOW:If this episode blew your mind, please SUBSCRIBE and LIKE this video to help the podcast thrive!Produced by Cimplify Films. Video created by Filmora Wondershare. All music by Sidetrax.