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    Relationship Magic, Waking up Together
    Relationship Magic, Waking up Together
    Relationship Magic, Waking up Together
    Audiobook7 hours

    Relationship Magic, Waking up Together

    Written by Guy Finley

    Narrated by Guy Finley

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    In Relationship Magic, renowned spiritual teacher Guy Finley shares key insights and lessons for building a beautiful, enduring relationship with the one you love...and better relationships with everyone you know.

    Learn how to use your differences to become more loving and kind with one another. Discover how to bring arguments to a dead stop, while deepening the bond between you and your partner at the same time. Break old patterns that are keeping you stuck, and learn to love your partner fully—without the fear of loss—in spite of painful relationships in the past.

    With hands-on exercises to help individuals and couples put this brilliant material into practice right away, this book will help you heal your core wounds and make your relationships thrive again.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLife of Learning
    Release dateOct 1, 2018
    ISBN9781940529592
    Relationship Magic, Waking up Together
    Author

    Guy Finley

    Guy Finley, founder and director of the nonprofit Life of Learning Foundation, has been showing people how to find a life of uncompromised freedom and enduring fulfillment for 30 years. He is the bestselling author of more than 40 books and audio programs that have been translated into more than 20 languages worldwide. Some of his popular titles include: The Courage to Be Free, The Essential Laws of Fearless Living, The Secret of Letting Go, and Let Go and Live in the Now. Guy Finley lives and teaches in Oregon. Visit him online at www.guyfinley.org and subscribe to his free weekly e-newsletter.

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    • 1/5
      Besides a few good tips here and there, this book overall lacks substance and builds its theories upon itself with baseless assumptions. Most of what Finley thinks is based on a random range of idioms, religions, physics (why?!), movies ("you complete me" is his evidence in one chapter...seriously), "experience proves this true", whatever "celestial truths/laws" are, stereotypes, and made-up stories. Unfortunately, he spends a tremendous amount of time simply trying to prove that what he is saying is "true" but without actually providing any adaquete evidence -- which is probably why it sounds like he's rambling for most of the book.

      Furthermore, Finley continously refers to an odd binary view of the univerise, divided things into "higher" and "lower" catagories of intellect, emotion, gender, actions, communication, and everything else. He then uses that category that he assigned to something as proof that it is what you should do to improve your relationship.

      Most of the book is filled with bad advice that can cause you to stay in, at best, incompatible relationships, and at worst, abusive relationships. If you're looking for more researched-based educational relationship and life changing advice, I highly advise you to listen to "Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents" or just google "attachment styles" to find out the source of like, 97% of your interpersonal conflicts.

      I had high hopes for this book and it really let me down -- but for the right demographic, this book could actually be helpful. If you're retired, religious, always fighting with your SO, and prefer the term "common sense" over "thoroughly researched", then you might actually enjoy this book!

      1 person found this helpful

    • 5/5
      Just amazing, insightful a breakthrough spiritual education that really makes a difference.