Here’s some advice about love and dating, straight from Katy Perry!

Katy first met Orlando Bloom and the couple is currently engaged to be married. Wedding bells haven’t rung quite yet, but they do share a daughter named Daisy Dove.

The “Roar” singer knows a thing or two about making it in Hollywood as a successful singer. Let’s see if she knows a thing or two about relationship advice.

Here’s a roundup of her best gems.

First, carry rose quartz crystals to attract true love.

Katy once told Cosmopolitan, “I don’t stay single for long. I carry a lot of rose quartz, which attracts the male. Maybe I need to calm it down with the amethyst.”

Rose quartz crystals are known for helping people attract true love into their lives. She also mentioned amethyst, which is a crystal that’s known to attract luck.

Second, build a foundation of self-love first.

Katy told Harper’s Bazaar, “What I’ve learned is that if you don’t have the foundation of self-love first, you really have nowhere to pull love from to give it away. I had to learn about taking care of myself before I could take care of others. I want to mommy everyone. I want to take care of them. I want to save them, and I forget myself in the meantime. I learned that through therapy.”

If building self-love requires therapy sessions for you, then make it happen. Figure out what steps you individually should take.

Third, allow love to flow into your sphere.

In Katy’s song “Unconditionally,” she sings, “Open up your heart and just let it begin.”

These charming lyrics also pose as direct advice to her listeners. Open your heart and allow love to begin flowing inside you.

Fourth, remember that marriage may not always be the end goal.

Katy once told Vogue, “Everything doesn’t have to end in marriage.”

This advice is a great reminder that every single relationship or dating experience you have doesn’t have to end in something as serious as legally bound marital commitment.

Sometimes, it’s okay to date around, explore your options, and have fun.

Fifth and finally, stay in the present moment while looking for love.

Katy told Cosmopolitan, “I know it sounds really hippie-sh**, but I’m living in the now and not fantasizing about the future or [being] torn up about the past.”

Anyone following this advice from Katy has a higher chance of thriving in their love life. Getting stuck in thoughts about the past and future isn’t helpful.

Living in the present moment, especially when it comes to love, will always be the smarter way to live.

How do you feel about this relationship advice from Katy? When do you think she and Orlando will officially tie the knot? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.