John Amodeo

About the Author

John Amodeo, PhD, is author of The Authentic Heart and Love and Betrayal. A licensed marriage and family therapist for thirty years, he has been engaged in Buddhism and studied spiritual wisdom for over forty years. He lectures internationally on love and relationships and has been a guest on CNN, show more CNBC, and Donahue. Also a Focusing Trainer, he was a contributing editor for Yoga Journal. See www.johnmodeo.com. show less

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Arrested Development: Season 3 (2005) — Director — 210 copies

Zenda 1: Zenda and the Gazing Ball (2004) 43 copies

Zenda 6: A Test of Mirrors (2004) 41 copies

Zenda 3: The Crystal Planet (2004) 34 copies

Zenda 2: A New Dimension (2004) 32 copies

Lost on Aquaria (Zenda #4) (2004) 28 copies

Love & Betrayal (1994) 23 copies

The Authentic Heart : An Eightfold Path to Midlife Love (2001) 23 copies

Dancing with Fire: A Mindful Way to Loving Relationships (2013) 23 copies, 1 review

The Impossible Butterfly (Zenda 5) (2004) 20 copies

Being Intimate: A Guide to Successful Relationships (Arkana) (1986) 19 copies

Crecer En Intimidad (Spanish Edition) (1999) 2 copies

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Dancing with Fire: A Mindful Way to Loving Relationships by John Amodeo Ph.D.

DANCING WITH FIRE was an interesting read. It was about looking at past behaviors, explaining why we react to certain situations the way we do, and how to move forward. Recognizing the why was really important to me. I found myself reading certain sections and saying “hey that is me”. It also explains the difference between “religion” and “spirituality”, “flight and fight response”, etc. A lot of the information was based on Buddism and for me, this was distracting at times show more because I am not familiar with Buddism. Because of this, I found myself putting the book down frequently. Having said that, I did find it informative and I did learn how to recognize my behaviors.

Rating: 3

Reviewed by: KellyR

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Jun 19, 2013