Loving Relationships (1980)

by Sondra Ray

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Argues that human relations can be improved by changing one's thoughts, reexperiencing one's birth to heal its trauma, and learning to master one's body, achieving physical immortality.

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Bruno, Betsy	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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1980

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The only way to have a perfect relationship is to have two people experiencing their own perfection.

Leonard Orr

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My other books were dedicated to Leonard Orr, the founder of Rebirthing, and to my mother, Ethel Miller.
This book I am proud to dedicate to Bobby Birdsall
Formerly my personal manager and business manager, co-trainer, and certified Rebirther, wonderful friend and fellow traveling companion on the road, with whom I have a really fabulous relationship.
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Hherakhan Baba Sri Sri, 1008, The Immortal Master
My great teacher in India and wonderful friend.

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