Let Love Find You: Seven steps to open your heart to love

by	John Selby

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You are looking for love, but never seem to meet the person of your dreams. Where are you going wrong? How can you invite true love and sexual satisfaction into your life? John Selby has the answers to these and any other questions you may have about improving your love life and creating relationships that work. With tried-and-tested techniques, expert guidance and inspiring examples, he explains how you can overcome the barriers that lie between you and the love of your life.You will discover how to heal past hurts; boost your sex appeal; give out all the right signals; make the most of each encounter and find the partner who is right for you. Your perfect lover is out there, somewhere – Let Love Find You will show you how to bring that special person into your life.

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Weight	0.307 kg
Dimensions	2.1 × 13.5 × 21.6 cm
by	John Selby
Format	Paperback
Language	English
Pages	288
Publisher	Ebury Publishing
Year Published	2006-1-5
Imprint	Rider
Publication City/Country	London, United Kingdom
ISBN 10	1846040221
About The Author	John Selby is a psychologist, writer, therapist and teacher who has studied meditation with some of the world's greatest teachers, including Krishnamurti. He has also researched psychology at Princeton and UC Berkeley and carried out fieldwork with the Hopi Indians and tribes in Guatemala. He maintains his therapy and training centres in California and Europe, and is the author of over two dozen highly successful books, including Seven Masters One Path and Quiet Your Mind.

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