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REVIEWS

". . . (a) wealth of insight about what a marriage can and should be, and reveals how much thought and consideration go into making a marriage that seems to be "made in heaven."

Magical Blend - February 2003

"Restores marriage to its eternal status . . . inspiring, challenging, and hauntingly beautiful."

Barbara Hand Clow, author of Liquid Light of Sex and Catastrophobia

"Full of inspiration and sage advice … a must read for anyone involved in or seeking a true partnership!"

John Perkins, author of Shapeshifting and Spirit of the Shuar

"The book is a love story, and a good one, yet it is also the story of an exceptional woman and the exceptional culture which nurtured her. Then too, it is an in-depth exploration of the spiritual basis of a solid, lasting marriage."

Light of Consiousness - Chit Jyoti - A Journal of Spiritual Awakening

"A Marriage Made in Heaven gives us pause to consider our own rituals of love, courtship, and childrearing, and lays bare both the functional and dysfunctional beliefs held in our world about these issues . . . thought-provoking and personally transformational."

Thom Hartmann, author of The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight and The Prophet's Way

"This book makes us reconsider our views about romance and marriage from a different and powerful perspective. An important contribution to finding the way to deeper and more enduring relationships."

Victor Sanchez, author of The Teachings of Don Carlos and The Toltec Path of Recapitulation

"A conscious approach to finding a mate that is driven by spiritual values… fascinating reading."

Heather Stephenson, The Sunday Rutland Herald

"An amazing chronicle by two brilliant mavericks of love. To witness these strong willed, reflective and tender souls weave themselves together, allows us to discover the essential qualities that make relationships work."

Allyson Grey and Alex Grey, author of Sacred Mirrors and Transfigurations

"This book serves as an example of how well thought-out and yet romantic relationships can be . . . brilliantly and poetically explore(s) every aspect of a committed love relationship . . . I treasured this book as a rare gem."

Magical Blend, Natural Beauty & Health - Summer Issue

"A unique, remarkable and moving book, showing the growth of love and understanding in slow motion; an intimate chronicle of a literal marriage of East and West."

Rupert Sheldrake, author of A New Science of Life and Seven Experiments That Could Change the World

"What could a 35-year-old single Indian woman from a Hindu Brahmin family have in common with a 40-year-old divorced Amercan Jewish man? A good deal, judging from this collection of very romatic and idealistic courtship letters. Those who long for the traditional family . . . will enjoy the Sperlings' multicultural love story."

Publishers Weekly

"These collected thoughts should be on the shelves of any marriage counselor's library - next to, or perhaps instead of, The Joy of Sex. Couples thinking about getting married, or those who want to improve the marriage they've already undertaken . . . pick it up."

The Providence Journal

". . . Their story challenges us to reexamine and deepen our own relationships. Read this book if you are searching for love or give it to someone who is."

Vision Magazine

"This delightful cross-cultural love story of two souls being woven together is written straight from the heart."

Branches of Light Magazine

"This book is just terrific . . . highly recommended."

ABC News, Chicago, IL

"An uncommon marriage resulting from an exchange of letters …. how to work out a relationship, who's responsible for what, how to be a man, and how to be a woman … remarkable."

India Abroad

"The letters probe every aspect of a committed relationship, including attitudes toward raising children, sexual compatibility, the need for a sense of humor, decision-making, career and conflict in the home - They find the intrinsic ideals and beliefs they share far outweigh the initially apparent differences in skin color, religion and cultural mores."

Woodstock Times

"A wonderful story . . . inspiring."

The Bynon Show, PRIME TV, Toronto, Canada

"In the perennial search for love and relationship . . . Vatsala and Ehud seek, regain and revivify the values of the archetypal feminine and masculine in the creation of intimacy and spiritual partnership."

Robert Lawlor, author of Voices of the First Day

"This book is beautifully produced . . . both personal and profound . . . In the letters, we read the growth of mutual fondness that grows into love. [Vatsala and Ehud] come together in beauty and grace and peace. The maturity of love in this book can be a living example to all of us."

Whole Life Times

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