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(2002)
365 Days of Love
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(1998)
The Future of Love
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(1992)
A Garland of Love: Daily Reflections on the Magic and Meaning of Love
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The Book of Love
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Heart & Soul: Living the Joy, Truth and Beauty of Your Intimate Relationship
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From the author's official website:
Daphne Rose Kingma is an undisputed expert on matters of the heart. Prior to writing The Ten Things to Do When Your Life Falls Apart, she authored 12 books related to love and relationships. Some of her best selling titles include: The Future of Love: The Power of Soul in Intimate Relationships; True Love; Finding True Love; The Men We Never Knew, and the classic on the psychological journey of ending a relationship, Coming Apart.
Daphne has been a six-time guest on Oprah. Her work has been featured on hundreds of radio programs, as well as in newspapers and magazines throughout the country. A charismatic speaker, Daphne has presented keynotes and seminars to audiences throughout the United States and Europe, conducts semi-annual workshops at The Esalen Institute in Big Sur, CA as well as for numerous corporations and private organizations. Daphne has recently been honored as a Featured Contributor to the Integral Spiritual Experience in Pacific Grove, CA. Daphne will present December 29th, 2010 - January 2nd, 2011 related to The Future of Love: Evolutionary Integral Relationships.
Daphne is also a highly esteemed emotional healer. For more than twenty years, she has offered private consultation to clients in Beverly Hills and Santa Barbara, California, as well as by phone to people all over the U.S. and in Europe, providing insight, transformation and healing of the heart. Her remarkable gift for sorting out the emotional issues in any life situation, whether in complex corporate environments or the most intimate relationship has earned her the affectionate title “the Einstein of Emotions.”
Highly respected and enthusiastically endorsed by Marianne Williamson, John Gray, Neale Donald Walsh, and Robert Bly, her books have sold over a million copies and been translated into fifteen languages.
Daphne Rose Kingma is an undisputed expert on matters of the heart. Prior to writing The Ten Things to Do When Your Life Falls Apart, she authored 12 books related to love and relationships. Some of her best selling titles include: The Future of Love: The Power of Soul in Intimate Relationships; True Love; Finding True Love; The Men We Never Knew, and the classic on the psychological journey of ending a relationship, Coming Apart.
Daphne has been a six-time guest on Oprah. Her work has been featured on hundreds of radio programs, as well as in newspapers and magazines throughout the country. A charismatic speaker, Daphne has presented keynotes and seminars to audiences throughout the United States and Europe, conducts semi-annual workshops at The Esalen Institute in Big Sur, CA as well as for numerous corporations and private organizations. Daphne has recently been honored as a Featured Contributor to the Integral Spiritual Experience in Pacific Grove, CA. Daphne will present December 29th, 2010 - January 2nd, 2011 related to The Future of Love: Evolutionary Integral Relationships.
Daphne is also a highly esteemed emotional healer. For more than twenty years, she has offered private consultation to clients in Beverly Hills and Santa Barbara, California, as well as by phone to people all over the U.S. and in Europe, providing insight, transformation and healing of the heart. Her remarkable gift for sorting out the emotional issues in any life situation, whether in complex corporate environments or the most intimate relationship has earned her the affectionate title “the Einstein of Emotions.”
Highly respected and enthusiastically endorsed by Marianne Williamson, John Gray, Neale Donald Walsh, and Robert Bly, her books have sold over a million copies and been translated into fifteen languages.
