Practical Intuition in Love: Start a Journey Through Pleasure to the Love of Your Life

by Laura Day

The bestselling author of Practical Intuition shows how to harness powers of intuition to bring love and passion into our lives.

Genres: Personal Development, Nonfiction, Self Help, Relationships

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Jackie Morrison · Rating 5 out of 5]

No Need For A Matchmaker When You Use Intuition

Ever wonder how people have chance meetings with the love of their life? I once heard Johnny Depp say that when he first went to France he had a feeling something magical was going to happen. It did. Depp met the love of his life Vanessa Paradis on that trip. Now it’s hard to imagine Depp and Paradis not together.

Many great love stories seem to happen through serendipity. A seat on an airplane. A train ticket mix-up that resulted in first class. Two people bumping into one another on a sidewalk. Is it just luck or is it intuition?

Practical Intuition in Love: Let Your Intuition Guide You to the Love of Your Life by Laura Day is designed to get readers to recognize how they can use their own innate wisdom to find love. Day writes that creating an energetic state of pleasure can attract more of it into one’s life. She asks us to ponder why people in love often attract suitors eager to lure them away from their beloved. Her suggestion is that the state of love is a magnet for itself. Perhaps the best way to draw in a lover is to be unavailable but consumed with love after all. Maybe single people stay single because their energy is one of desperation and scarcity.

Like her other books this one is filled with blind exercises, meditations, practices, and other suggestions to make one more attractive energetically. If you are single and desiring a love one trick I have heard of is to relish in a crush aware its just that. Good. I'm going to swim in the bliss of my celebrity crush on Michael Fassbender and hope it works so I attract a German-Irish Adonis of my own in real life.

[Sirena · Rating 3 out of 5]

I didn't realize this book was published in 1998. I don't like to read books more than 5 years old when it comes to non-fiction. The exercises and ideas aren't really outdated but there is a lot of emphasis on writing in a notebook. Do people still do that? I don't even own a pen anymore! There were a lot of examples in the book which is ok. I guess I was hoping for a little more. Perhaps a future edition could include examples from people who say that these exercises really work.

[Ariana · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was ok, things we all already know, but interesting tools and exercises...thanks Laura Day

[Abhimanyu]

Thats a nice book