A short spoken monologue arguing that praying for a soulmate can bring that person in before the petitioner is prepared. The speaker uses a child-with-phone metaphor to explain why rapid manifestation can cause harm: the Creator brings up negative patterns and trauma quickly to prepare the individual, so stronger desire accelerates the emergence of challenges and past wounds.
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If a person is single and wants to find love and they pray for their soulmate, the worst thing that can happen is that they find their soulmate. Because now you have this very special soul that you called in through prayer as opposed to changing your vessel to match the frequency of the soul. If I gave my 4 year old the brand new iPhone that he wants, he's going to destroy that phone within a few days. He doesn't know what to do with it. So I get him the pla. I get him a fake plastic phone so you don't destroy the real thing. Get some practice toys. You're learning your lessons that way. So when you pray for your SoulMate, one of two things happens. If you're very controlling, you either get it, which is a problem, or the energy of soulmate comes. But the creator has mercy and first uproots the negativity. So what happens is a lot of challenges occur quickly because now you're calling in your soulmate faster. So the creator's like, okay, we gotta get going here. So I'm gonna bring up like, a lot of trauma in the next three weeks. The bigger your desire for anything, the faster the trauma comes up.