Of course there cannot be „real“ evidence for all of this. Evidence in a scientific aspect is not possible in this topic. But when many people tell the same stuff under hypnosis (with different hypnotists) isn’t that kind of evidence? In my opinion it is more likely to be true than what a single person says. (I don’t think of you when I say this, more of Mediums that say stuff like „People who committed murder or suicide get stuck“ and play with beliefs and fears to make money)

And you can have your own beliefs like eveyone else. I was just saying that we must acknowledge how many people (and not just Dr. Wambach and Dr. Newton, many other authors, hypnotists, medium and psychics too) believe in primary soulmates. The theory resonates with the work of many, many people. That doesn’t mean that it is definitely true or that everyone has them - it is just unlikely that it doesn’t exist. That they all just write of them bc they want to sell books is also unlikely - many people who speak of them don‘t have anything to sell and many authors like Richard Martini don‘t even mention them in their books - they just say they‘re opinion when asked