One concern I would have with heart song…
As much as I would love to manifest a soulmate, I’m not necessarily in need of it to be the very next person that I date seriously.
I’ll certainly try my best to have the standards and discernment necessary to determine in advance whether or not the person I’m considering dating is someone I see long-term potential in… but ultimately you never know
Another person is not something that you can manifest in the traditional sense because they’re not truly “yours” to manifest, they belong to themselves.
In contrast, The manifestation of money is a one-and-done experience. Once you have it, you just have to focus on not losing it, and growing it, and cultivating it.
In theory, once you find a partner, you just need to focus on not losing them, and growing the relationship…
But as with any partner, you also need to know whether or not they really are the right person for you. You might have to break up with the person you “manifested” because you weren’t manifesting a soulmate this time at all, but, another stepping stone that would teach you what you need to eventually have that soulmate and have it work out
And if you feel like you MANIFESTED someone that you just met, in my definition, that’s getting too attached too quickly, and projecting fantasies on someone you’ve just met and don’t really actually have any idea about.
I’ve literally had friends say to me that they don’t like the person that they’re currently dating, but that their horoscopes say that the person that they’re meeting now is destined to be their soulmate or the person that they’ll marry…
Extreme, yes, but it demonstrates how we lose our ability to use sound and reasonable judgement when we project our fantasies onto somebody that intensely.
I don’t think you find or manifest a soulmate at all, I think you grow a romantic relationship into a lifelong bond, you turn someone into your soulmate through experiences that created shared trust and history… and that trust takes months years and even decades of time to truly manifest. Trying to prematurely manifest a soulmate seems like wanting to skip the buildup and practicality that our relationship takes, and more importantly, skip the real and scary possibility that the person you date next might not actually be your soulmate and you might get hurt, rejected or abandoned.

and vice versa for other gender configurations of course.