compatibility and connection - by Isabel - Mind Mine
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relationships as a function of self-exploration
Lately I’ve been ruminating on the different flavours of compatibility we find in others. With some people, we click instantly, dropping into the “deep” stuff right away: what we’re working through, contemplating, struggling with. The circumstance/contextual content comes last, if you even get to that. You start with what is in your soul instead of what is in your mind. With others though, the catch up is all about the circumstance/context and doesn’t touch the deeper topics buried underneath our most recent “life facts.” The catch ups are filled with: I’ve gone here, done this, met this…
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