The Goddess' Guide to Love: Timeless Secrets to Divine Romance

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Summary: Margie really is a Goddess herself...
Review: The first Margie Lapanja book I picked up was Goddess In the Kitchen, and from that moment on I was utterly enchanted. I bought this book simply because I loved the other one so much, and I have never been sorry. These two books have a very special section on my bookshelf, they're part of the few books I consider "Manuals for my life". In the intro, Gregory J. P. Godek states that his copy is "so marked up with my highlighting the sections that I love that the book nearly glows yellow like the sun", and I have to say mine is in similar condition. Whether you are a man or a woman, this book will give you a fresh perspective and show you how love really is, and how you should welcome it into your life...it transcends all the common notions, hammered-in ancient ideals; you will rise above games and manipulations and outdated ways of thinking, and realize your true Goddess potential. Don't pass this book up!

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Summary: A book for all Goddesses!
Review: The first time I came across this book, I turned to the page that says: " A goddess in love learns to trascend all worries of an outcome by drawing insight and confidence from the 'precious present.' Leave all of the marriage manipulation tactics to the 'Rules Girls'; the goal for a Goddess Girl is not to coerce him into putting a wedding ring on your finger, but to inspire him to wrap an incandescent ring of love around you..." After reading this, I knew in my heart this woman knew something. I could not put this book down. I've recommended it to all my Goddess Friends and I recommend it to you aswell.

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Summary: Not a cheesy "love spells" book....
Review: This book guides you to finding love the best way, first through empowering yourself. She writes beautifully, incorporating the seasons, recipes, and a most wonderful way to wish for the qualities you seek in a soulmate which inspired how I found mine! I can't thank her enough. If you're seeking that extra edge to inspire, ignite, and keep love alive in your life, you will find a best friend in this book.

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Summary: Not a cheesy "love spells" book....
Review: This book guides you to finding love the best way, first through empowering yourself. She writes beautifully, incorporating the seasons, recipes, and a most wonderful way to wish for the qualities you seek in a soulmate which inspired how I found mine! I can't thank her enough. If you're seeking that extra edge to inspire, ignite, and keep love alive in your life, you will find a best friend in this book.

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Summary: A beautiful, inspired book
Review: This book is nonsense. Looking for something to help, but this is not about romance it is about witchcraft and self indulgence.

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Summary: Inspiring
Review: What an incredible book! The godesses guide to love is full of wonderful stories, incredible ideas, and saucy spells. I highly recomend this to anyone who is feeling like they are in a slump, or even just to be inspired!

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Summary: Superb
Review: When I studied rites of passage to marriage. I found the book intriguing and I followed it even through the seasons. I found myself stuck in Winter as I found my man in 1997. As I practiced each task and I did not do any of the spells as love majick is not correct. I completed my own by prayer only without using a name. I found a celtic moonstone marriage knot in 1998 that I bought for myself and the male ring as well. There I found bliss and my love. I wish all would try this because it put the perspective of romance into love that has long forgotten.
I coupled this with Avalon/Arthurian tradition of love and chivalry.

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Summary: Superb
Review: When I studied rites of passage to marriage. I found the book intriguing and I followed it even through the seasons. I found myself stuck in Winter as I found my man in 1997. As I practiced each task and I did not do any of the spells as love majick is not correct. I completed my own by prayer only without using a name. I found a celtic moonstone marriage knot in 1998 that I bought for myself and the male ring as well. There I found bliss and my love. I wish all would try this because it put the perspective of romance into love that has long forgotten.
I coupled this with Avalon/Arthurian tradition of love and chivalry.