Soulmate Spell

A soulmate spell is deeper work than attraction: it asks not just for new love, but for the right partner, the one you can build a life with. Baba Ali Musa performs it across a full moon cycle: cleansing on the waning moon so old patterns stop repeating, opening on the new moon, and drawing on the growing and full moon, with white and red candles, rose, honey and a single cord left untied until love arrives. It suits people who are tired of short-lived romances and want something lasting. The reading is free, you pay for materials only, and most clients see the first signs within 3–7 days. If you don’t, you get a full refund.

Attraction versus soulmate work

Attraction work brings attention and new beginnings. Soulmate work is choosier. It asks for the kind of partner who stays: someone compatible with you, ready for commitment, and looking for the same things. That is why it includes more clearing. Many people who long for a soulmate keep meeting the same wrong person in different faces, and that pattern has to be cleared before the right one can arrive.

Who this spell helps

• People who want a lasting partnership, not just dating.
• Those who keep choosing partners who are unavailable or unkind.
• People starting over after divorce who want to get it right this time.
• Anyone who feels ready for marriage or family but has not met the person.

Signs you are ready for soulmate work

• You know what you want in a partner and what you will not accept.
• You have healed enough from the past to welcome someone new.
• Short romances leave you feeling empty rather than excited.

“The right person does not need to be pulled. They need a clear road to you.”Baba Ali Musa

How Baba Ali performs the ritual

Waning moon: clearing patterns

Salt, herbs and a white candle clear the patterns that keep bringing the wrong partners.

New moon: opening

A white candle is lit to open the way for new love, with your name and a written description of the partner you seek.

Growing to full moon: drawing

A red candle, rose and honey draw that partner toward you. A single cord is blessed and left untied, to be tied when the relationship begins.

What you provide

• Your first name and date of birth
• A few lines describing the partner and relationship you want
• What has gone wrong in past relationships, if you are comfortable sharing

The materials and what they mean

• Salt and herbs clear old patterns.
• The white candle opens the way.
• The red candle and rose call in love and passion.
• Honey sweetens the meeting.
• The untied cord waits for the partner who will tie it with you.

What results look like

Clients often notice a shift in who they attract: kinder, more available people. Chance meetings, introductions from friends, and new connections that feel different from before.

Most clients see the first signs within 3–7 days. If you don’t, you get a full refund.

Results vary, and finding a partner depends on real meetings and real choices. The guarantee sits on your money for that reason.

A week-by-week picture

The first weeks

Clearing often shows first: old exes stop pulling at you, and you feel ready.

The first months

New people come into your life. Some will pass through; one may stay. Take your time.

Myths about soulmates

“There is only one person for everyone.”

The tradition speaks of partners who fit, not a single perfect match. The work asks for one who fits you well.

“A soulmate spell works overnight.”

Meeting the right person takes real time. The work clears the road and turns the right attention toward you.

Related work

• More attention and new beginnings: Attraction Spell
• Clearing heavy past relationships: Uncrossing & Cleansing for Love
• A reading about your love path: Love Reading & Consultation

What this spell will not do

What “soulmate” means here

The word gets used in many ways. Here it means something practical: a partner who fits you, shares your values, is ready for commitment when you are, and wants the same kind of life. It does not mean a single destined person you will fail to find if you miss one chance meeting. That belief causes a lot of needless worry. The work asks for a partner who is right for you, and trusts that there can be more than one person who would be.

Writing the description of the partner you seek

Part of the ritual is a written description of the partner and relationship you want. It is worth taking time over. A few tips that help:

• Focus on how you want to feel and how you want to be treated, rather than on looks.
• Name the values that matter most to you: kindness, honesty, faith, family, ambition.
• Include what you want the relationship to be: marriage, children, a shared home, travel.
• Be clear about what you will not accept again.
• Keep it short. A few honest lines are better than a long wish list.

Your description stays private between you and Baba Ali, and it is placed on the altar with your name.

Patterns worth clearing

Many people who come for soulmate work have met plenty of partners. The trouble is that they keep meeting the same one in different faces: someone emotionally unavailable, someone who needs rescuing, someone who is charming at first and then cold. Clearing on the waning moon is aimed at those patterns. It works alongside your own awareness. Noticing the pattern when it shows up in a new person, and choosing differently, is the human half of the work.

Meeting people while the work runs

The ritual turns the right attention toward you, but you still have to be somewhere to be found. While the work runs, say yes to more invitations. Try a new class, a volunteer group or a place of worship if that fits your life. If you use dating apps, update your photos and write a profile that sounds like you. Many clients meet their partner through friends, so let the people close to you know you are open to an introduction.

Stay safe while dating. Meet new people in public places, tell a friend where you are going, and be wary of anyone online who quickly asks for money. The Federal Trade Commission explains how romance scams work and how to spot them (FTC: romance scams).

Starting over after divorce

Many clients come after a divorce, often after a long marriage, and feel unsure how to begin again. Soulmate work can be a good fit, especially when it follows some time for healing. If the divorce is still raw, Baba Ali may suggest cleansing first, so the new relationship does not start under the weight of the old one.

When someone new arrives

Take your time. Early romance can feel wonderful, and it can also hide early warning signs. Let the person show you who they are over weeks and months. If you would like the cord tied as a blessing when a relationship begins, ask. There is no rush, and the cord waits on the altar until you are sure.

Soulmate work compared

Preparing for your reading

Bring your draft description, even if it is rough. Think about your last two or three relationships and what went wrong in each, and whether any of it looks familiar. Be honest about how ready you feel. Some people discover in the reading that they need a little more healing first, and that is useful to know.

Aftercare

Keep your description somewhere you can read it now and then, and adjust it if your sense of what you want grows clearer. Look after yourself: sleep, friends, the things you enjoy. People are drawn to someone whose life feels full, and a full life is also good for you if love takes longer than you hoped.

Notice who shows interest in the weeks after the ritual, and whether they are different from before. Share what you see at your check-in. If you see no change within 3–7 days, you get a full refund.

Signs the work is moving

• An old ex who kept pulling at you finally fades into the background.
• You feel ready, rather than anxious, about meeting someone.
• New people show interest, and they feel different from your usual type.
• Friends offer introductions, or invitations start arriving.
• You notice warning signs in a new person sooner, and act on them.

Share what you see at your check-in. Early signs are often about you, not someone new yet, and that is a good start.

When you are not sure you are ready

Some people book soulmate work and then realize, during the reading, that they are still grieving the last relationship. That is nothing to be embarrassed about. It is better to know. In that case Baba Ali may suggest cleansing or a pause first, and soulmate work later. Starting a new relationship while the old one still fills your heart tends to hurt both you and the new person.

Soulmate work later in life

Some clients come to soulmate work in their fifties, sixties or later, after a divorce or the death of a spouse. They often worry that it is too late or that nobody will be interested. It is not too late. People meet lasting partners at every age, and many find that later relationships are calmer and kinder than the ones that came before. The ritual is the same. The pace may be gentler, and that is fine.

Soulmate work and faith

Many clients are people of faith: Christian, Muslim, Jewish or otherwise. Soulmate work does not ask you to give up your religion or pray to anything you do not believe in. Many clients pray in their own tradition alongside the ritual, asking for a partner who shares their values. If finding someone of the same faith matters to you, put it in your description, and look for them in places where your community gathers.

Soulmate spell: questions

Last updated Sep 30, 2026