I understood what you want...
The term "soul" and "soulmate", it is just a feel...
It can be described in many ways..
Though many of us not seen its presence but I have met some of people who told me abt this...
If I'll say I have seen its presence, it will not be true...
So before understanding soulmate we should discuss about Soul...
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In ordinary language it is often heard that “The Soul is immortal, i.e., it never dies”.
People have defined soul in many ways. What are those aspects, let us first see which are mainly:
1. Religious ideas
2. Philosophical thoughts
3. According to science
4. According to parapsychology.
1. Religious idea
According to religious belief every religion like Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Isai, Buddhism, Jainism, Parsi, Yahudi etc accept that presence of Soul is there.
But there are many beliefs regarding the origin or existence of Soul.
2. Philosophical thoughts
When we read, we find that famous philosophers Aristotle, Plato, Socrates say on the basis of their experience that ~ a soul can be either mortal or immortal.
The Pythagorean belief, however, presented the soul as lifeless upon leaving the body, and that it went to the underworld without any hope of returning to the body.
3. According to science
According to Muspolino, there is currently no scientific evidence to support the existence of the soul. The exploration of the soul is considered helpful in furthering the understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the human body, particularly in the fields of cardiovascular and neuroscience. There are two major conflicting concepts of the soul – one considering it spiritual and immortal, and the other considering it physical and mortal, both of which describe the soul as being located in a particular organ or pervading the entire body.
But at the same time, Near death experiences, some researchers attribute such phenomena to the relationship between the mind and the brain.
4. According to parapsychology.
In 1901, Duncan McDougall conducted an experiment in which he measured the weight of patients as they died. He claimed that different amounts of weight are lost at the time of death; He concluded, based on measurements of a patient, that the soul weighed 21 grams, which was later rejected.
The existence or non-existence of the soul has been described in many other ways. Now the question is whether there really is a soul or not? It is important what we believe in. Only after this can there be any logical discussion on further issues.