Ho'oponopono

don Miguel Ruiz uses storytelling to reveal forces that can stand in the way of real love--along with simple, timeless strategies for change. Drawing on teachings from the three Toltec Masteries (Awareness, Transformation, and Love), the author explores such themes as the Toltec wisdom of the heart, wisdom being a crucial complete surrender to one's true nature; the tracks of love and fear, the two most powerful emotions, constantly in conflict; and the war of control, which ends when both partners understand they are only responsible for their own happiness. Other topics include love as the...

"Este libro, con la narrativa única que caracteriza a los autores, de una manera divertida, sencilla y honesta, llevará al lector en un viaje excepcional descubriendo principios prácticos para lograr un matrimonio fuerte e hijos felices,"--page [4] of cover.

Lust isn't a male problem, it's a human problem. God calls us to a high standard-not even a hint of sexual impurity. And He gives us everything we need to make it a reality.

The effect on a Puerto Rican family, which is without a man in the house, of a visit by an uncle from New York. For the first time the conversation rises above the mundane. The novel is narrated by a girl who describes the joy of having her horizons widened.