The Power of Unconditional Love: 21 Guidelines for Beginning, Improving and Changing Your Most Meaningful Relationships

by Ken Keyes Jr. and Penny Keyes

Book Overview

Author of the bestselling Handbook to Higher Consciousness and founder of Ken Keyes College in Oregon, Keyes tells how to create happy, loving, and vital relationships and deal with the changing wants... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0915972190
• ISBN13: 9780915972197
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Love Line Books
• Length: 228 Pages
• Weight: 0.62 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Unconditional love is something we should all aspire to.

I was given this book and thought "yea right" it lay under the car seat for years. I discovered it there at a time when I'd run out of reading matter. It's a top book. Up there with the "Tao of Pooh". Read it!

How to Make Your Life Work, or Why Aren't You Happy

This book changed my whole life, best self help literary work I have read.

Steps you can take right now to improve your relationship

This book has a lot of easy techniques for improving your quality of life in a relationship. It talks about converting "addictive demands" to "preferences", accepting your partner and creating an "us" relationship. Just practicing the first two techniques can completely change the feeling in your marriage whether your partner reads the book or not. The book borrows from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques (many of which have good experimental efficacy studies) but is written in an easy to understand, interesting and readable style.

A life-changing book if ever there was one!

I highly recommend this book to anyone in his/her journey of self-actualization. Mr. Keyes speaks of the "aha experience", and I must say that I had many while reading it. You do have the power within to be happy and to have rewarding relationships. This book gives you the tools to get started. I can't say that I'm all the way there, but it's nice to have a reference place to remind me where I'd like to be.