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| Arielle Ford has spent the past 25 years living and promoting consciousness through all forms of media. She is one of the founding partners of the Spiritual Cinema Circle, a DVD club dedicated to providing movies about love and compassion. She is the author of seven books including the HOT CHOCOLATE FOR THE MYSTICAL SOUL series and her newest book THE SOULMATE SECRET: Manifest The Love of Your Life With The Law of Attraction. Her husband and soulmate Brian Hilliard is a business consultant with a life-long interest in spirituality and the practice of compassion. They live in La Jolla, CA www.soulmatesecret. com |
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♥ Big Love ♥
Secrets from Soulmates Arielle & Brian
Arielle Ford, author of The Soulmate Secret: Manifest The Love of Your Life With The Law
of Attraction and her husband Brian Hilliard, a business consultant, answer your questions
about life, love and relationships. They believe that whether you are eighteen or eighty
years old finding Big Love is always possible. Email your questions to:
soulmatesecret@yahoo.com
Dear Arielle & Brian,
I am 46 years old and am unmarried. Last summer, I connected with someone online and we
both felt we were soulmates, brought together by divine intervention. Two months later he
decided to fly 5000 miles to come meet me, with an understanding that the meeting was just
to see each other at least once and get comfortable.
Upon our meeting, the guy felt there was no chemistry. Because we had so much in common,
I was willing to give it a try, but he wasn’t, although he did want to keep in touch and remain
friends, which I said no to.
Arielle and Brian, why does this happen? Is it right to give up so much in common for
chemistry? Was this guy not really my soulmate? I am confused.
Thank you so much.
Suzie
Dear Suzie,
Committing to and sharing your life with a soulmate is a desire worth committing time and
energy to. We want to strongly encourage you to not give up just because this one didn’t work
out.
While it may seem like having many things “in common” with someone sounds like the
formula for a fantastic relationship, its just part of the equation. We aren’t meant to spend our
lives with someone who is simply the opposite sex version of ourselves. Differences and
diversity add spice and magic to a long-term relationship.
All great relationships need a combination of chemistry, compatibility, connection,
communication and a shared vision for the future. We understand your disappointment that
this didn’t work out but please know that while you felt a possible “soulmate connection,”
without chemistry you would have been cheating yourself of experiencing the breadth and
depth of Big Love.
Wishing you love, laugher and magical kisses,
Arielle & Brian
Arielle Ford has spent the past 25 years living and promoting consciousness through all
forms of media. She is the author of the international bestselling book, THE SOULMATE
SECRET: Manifest The Love of Your Life With The Law of Attraction. Her husband and
soulmate Brian Hilliard is a business consultant with a life-long interest in spirituality and the
practice of compassion. They live in La Jolla, CA www.soulmatesecret.com and www.
soulmatekit.com
Disclaimer: Arielle Ford, Brian Hilliard, the Big Love column and its publishers assume no
responsibility for any consequence relating directly or indirectly to any action or inaction you
take based on the information, services or other material related to this column.
Secrets from Soulmates Arielle & Brian
Arielle Ford, author of The Soulmate Secret: Manifest The Love of Your Life With The Law
of Attraction and her husband Brian Hilliard, a business consultant, answer your questions
about life, love and relationships. They believe that whether you are eighteen or eighty
years old finding Big Love is always possible. Email your questions to:
soulmatesecret@yahoo.com
Dear Arielle & Brian,
I am 46 years old and am unmarried. Last summer, I connected with someone online and we
both felt we were soulmates, brought together by divine intervention. Two months later he
decided to fly 5000 miles to come meet me, with an understanding that the meeting was just
to see each other at least once and get comfortable.
Upon our meeting, the guy felt there was no chemistry. Because we had so much in common,
I was willing to give it a try, but he wasn’t, although he did want to keep in touch and remain
friends, which I said no to.
Arielle and Brian, why does this happen? Is it right to give up so much in common for
chemistry? Was this guy not really my soulmate? I am confused.
Thank you so much.
Suzie
Dear Suzie,
Committing to and sharing your life with a soulmate is a desire worth committing time and
energy to. We want to strongly encourage you to not give up just because this one didn’t work
out.
While it may seem like having many things “in common” with someone sounds like the
formula for a fantastic relationship, its just part of the equation. We aren’t meant to spend our
lives with someone who is simply the opposite sex version of ourselves. Differences and
diversity add spice and magic to a long-term relationship.
All great relationships need a combination of chemistry, compatibility, connection,
communication and a shared vision for the future. We understand your disappointment that
this didn’t work out but please know that while you felt a possible “soulmate connection,”
without chemistry you would have been cheating yourself of experiencing the breadth and
depth of Big Love.
Wishing you love, laugher and magical kisses,
Arielle & Brian
Arielle Ford has spent the past 25 years living and promoting consciousness through all
forms of media. She is the author of the international bestselling book, THE SOULMATE
SECRET: Manifest The Love of Your Life With The Law of Attraction. Her husband and
soulmate Brian Hilliard is a business consultant with a life-long interest in spirituality and the
practice of compassion. They live in La Jolla, CA www.soulmatesecret.com and www.
soulmatekit.com
Disclaimer: Arielle Ford, Brian Hilliard, the Big Love column and its publishers assume no
responsibility for any consequence relating directly or indirectly to any action or inaction you
take based on the information, services or other material related to this column.