The Wedding Vows from Conversations with God: with Nancy Fleming-Walsch
Mixed in with the New Agey pap ("In truth, we are all married. To everyone. We are all one") are a few good solid suggestions for married folks. The Walsches' friends Diana Cirincione and Dr. Gerald Jampolsky of the Center for Attitudinal Healing, explain that they end meditation time every morning by imagining "our bodies turning into light and sending love." But they suggest that the success of their marriage is based on "taking responsibility for our own happiness and resisting the temptation to blame the other person when something goes wrong," "letting go of trying to control the other person," and several other sound (if vague) principles.Apart from these brief remarks, there is nothing in "The Wedding Vows" that will sustain a couple through even the first disagreement. (Beliefnet, July 2000) --From BeliefnetThis beautiful little book is an outgrowth from Conversations with God, Book 3.  Recommended. --Spiritual Frontiers Journal, Vol.32, Fall/Winter 2000