Relationship Guide: 7 Couple Attachment Styles Shaped By Past Life

(MENAFN- AsiaNet News) Attachment styles are important in the way people connect, trust, and relate in relationships. Although contemporary psychology links attachment patterns to early life events, most spiritual concepts propose that previous life events can also influence the way people deal with love and intimacy. Here are seven attachment styles based on past life experiences.

7 couple attachment styles shaped by Past life:

1. The Seeker of Unfinished Love

People with this attachment style have an inexplicable ache for intense closeness. They tend to experience the sense that they lost someone they loved in a previous life and unwittingly seek out a soulmate to fulfill an incomplete love story.

2. The Fearful Avoidant

This style is influenced by past-life trauma, i.e., betrayal or heartbreak. The fearful avoidant attachment personality type pushes others away from them even as they long for closeness, leading to an inner struggle of emotions.

3. The Protector

Based on previous life experiences of loss or abandonment, protectors have a profound sense of needing to protect their loved ones. They are overly protective and have difficulty with trust, in fear of history repeating itself.

4. The Self-Reliant Wanderer

This attachment pattern correlates with a previous life of independence or aloneness in which survival was achieved through being self-sufficient. Consequently, individuals will have difficulty with intimacy as they prefer being alone rather than having intimate relationships.

5. The Over-Giver

Led by past-life memories of servitude or sacrifice, over-givers gain self-worth through acts of service. They often feel unlovable unless they continually demonstrate their worth through caretaking and emotional support.

6. The Skeptic

Someone with this attachment style could have been manipulated, betrayed, or lied to in a previous existence, so they are reluctant to trust others. Their caution can become obstacles, not allowing them to completely trust someone.

7. The Harmonizer

Unlike other attachment styles, harmonizers can have had smooth past lives with healthy emotional bonds. They come into relationships with balance, emotional intelligence, and an innate capacity for conflict resolution.

Healing & Embracing Your Attachment Style

Knowledge of past life influences can enable people to overcome unhealthy patterns and build deeper, more meaningful relationships. Whether led by spirituality or psychology, self-knowledge and deliberate healing can result in healthier emotional connections and more secure attachments in the here and now.

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