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OK, here's my suggestion for attracting your soulmate. It worked for me!
Believe it or not, you are already connected to your soulmate. We are all connected to each other through our universal soul ties. But on the physical level, we are all strangers (unless of course you already know yours). So we must open the connection to our soulmate on this level. I think everyone would agree they want someone in their life who is 'on their wavelength.' But we may not automatically be attuned to our soulmate and must therefore tune onto our soulmate's wavelength in order to lead them to us, like dropping breadcrumbs or sending them a map.
So how do we get onto our soulmate's wavelength, thereby attracting them to us?
First step (and one not to be rushed – take a few days if necessary) is to imagine your ideal soulmate – what his/her attributes are. What they might look like, roughly. What their strengths – and to be realistic, weaknesses - may be. Decide what characteristics you desire in a partner - like a sense of humour, neatness, willpower, courage, intelligence, money, good looks, kindness, etc. Write down your list and add to or change it as time passes. Make a scrapbook with pictures of things to do with your soulmate if it helps. Once you have the absolute definitive list, move onto the next step.
Step two: now that you have a rough sketch of your ideal partner, you can fill it in with ‘colour’. Ask yourself things like –
What sort of clothes does this person wear, what hobbies might they have, what music do they like to listen to, what is their hairstyle like, what car do they drive or do they like walking or taking the train/bus? Where do they live - house, apartment etc? In your town or elsewhere? Distance doesn't matter - they will hear your 'call' if it is strong enough. What do they believe in? What social media do they post on? Try intuiting an answer - I contacted my soulmate through Twitter where we were posting identical articles, beliefs and ideas.
Step three: now actually listen to the music you imagine they would like (download from youtube), delve into the hobbies they might engage in, walk past clothing stores or car lots to get an idea of their preferences and style. You are constructing a ‘mold’ of what you want in a partner, going through a ‘Pygmalion’ type of creative process. I believe this is how magic is conjured. If you find yourself chopping and changing your mind over this, go back to your list and add more to it until you can see in your mind exactly what your soulmate likes or dislikes, their lifestyle, goals, hopes and dreams etc.
Step four: imagine yourself in different life situations with your soulmate - going out, dancing, being affectionate and kissing (and more), living together, solving problems together, travelling, etc. Make it real for you.
What you imagine strongly enough will come true. And don't give up until you have what you want. Time doesn't matter as long as you eventually reach your goal. The passing of time is actually a good test of how much you want to achieve your goal or if it is but a passing fancy.
