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He has testosterone; she has oxytocin. He's a bungee cord; she's a glasstube with liquid waves inside. It's all part of John Gray's famous planet-referencing premise of his 1990s bestseller, which he turns into a lecture forthis public television production. Gray good-humoredly carries the allegorythrough, calling men Martians and women Venutians and making references tointerplanetary travel for the first half of this 65-minute tape. But heeventually drops the outer space allusions and gets down to the crux of thecommunication problem, sorting out who needs acceptance and who needsunderstanding. He uses his own life and marriage and anecdotes from his years asa therapist to illustrate his points, as well as a variety of props on thestage. (Thus the bungee cord and glass tube.) His appreciative audience laughs,claps, and clearly identifies as he expounds on the ideas that undoubtedly savedmore than a few marriages and made Gray a household name. Read more

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We're communicating again!
After 11 years of marriage, our communication had really broken down.The videos prompted a lot of discussion while we were watching them.I knew that John Gray had really gotten through to my husband about ourcommunication styles when my husband said, "We should watch theseevery month."

A waste of magnetic media
Avoid buying this one...it contains but one simple concept but drags on, and on, with no particular place to go.

Insightful, practical and easy-to-apply relationship tools!
In a witty and clear style, Dr. John Gray provides important tools which I have found I can quickly apply in my primary relationship.As a psychotherapist, I also rely heavily on the concepts he introduces to teachcouples who come to see me about relationship issues.What's great is thatwith John Gray's helpful, clarifying metaphors and straight talk, peoplereally connect with the concepts and find they speak directly to theirexperience. With a few adjustments in what partners are doing, they findmuch less friction and a much greater sense of teamwork.This video set isa life-changer! ... Read more

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Loving Relationships is Great
This is the most inspirational speech I have ever seen!After seeing this, I have a whole new outlook on life!

The Best of Leo Buscaglia
Dr.Buscaglia has a presence of love and openess that comes acrossRead more

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A must see
I watched this video with my 4 teens and it was a sobering experience for them. Today's culture says do whatever you want, just take "precautions". Well, as I told my kids, when I was a teen, every girl I knew that got pregnant was using "precautions" but ended up pregnant, and/or with STDs anyway. Pam's straightforward and honest approach appeals to young people and parents alike. My only reservation is that due to the age of the video, the statistics are outdated. Sadly, the STD epidemic among teens has gotten much worse since this video was made.

This Is An AbstinenceVideo But Won't Say So ...
... whether or not you think abstinence is an effective approach to sex education, you should be concerned that this video does not forthrightly acknowledge that it is an abstinence video until after you've paid for it and started watching.
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Speaks to the Heart!
Walsch's little book on Relationships is amazing.This is a quick read - you will probably finish it in two hours or less, but it is packed with insight, honesty, humor, and its wisdom will touch your soul.Walsh starts out by telling the reader that: "Relationship is the most important experience in our lives.Without it, we are nothing.Literally." Since we engage in so many different kinds of relationships, Walsch gently points out that,"Being in a relationship has everything to do with what you choose to put into it, not what you can get out of it."Walsch has the reader looking at relationships from a higher perspective, and not a selfish one, and one will really stop and ponder, when reading and absorbing his words.Walsch explains how relationships are sacred, as is our experiences of being in a relationship.He says, "Love is a decision, not a reaction."After the infatuation wears off, what does one have left - A genuine relationship, or an empty example of instant gratification? Neale Donald Walsch on Relationships
Neale is an amazing person to listen to.He speaks to the soul.I listen to the tape often and can't seem to get enough of it.I always find something new about myself, something more to love. He has a way with words that makes you accept yourself and in turn love you for who you are, unconditional love.Without relationships, you cannot define yourself.I would highly recommend this tape to anyone on a spiritual quest. ... Read more

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