Written for anyone who has suffered from painful relationships and is seeking hope and new direction, Creating Love is a life-changing book.
Creating Love
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“I was raised to believe that love is easy. That everyone who is related by blood naturally loves other family members, and that when the time came, I would fall in love and naturally know what to do to make that love grow.” “I now know that love is very difficult. Creating love is entirely my own decision… Above all, it requires a rigid honesty, the courage to allow another to see me as I really am…” In “Creating Love”, John Bradshaw offers a new way to understand our most critical relationships with parents and children, with friends and partners, with ourselves, and with God. Written for anyone who has been hurt by painful relationships and is seeking hope and new direction, Creating Love is a life-changing book.
Additional information
| Publication | Oleander Books |
|---|---|
| ISBN | Creating Love: 960–7097–62–9 |
| Pages | Creating Love: 414 |
| Author | John Bradshaw |
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