Enchantments of the Heart: A Magical Guide to Finding the Love of Your Life

This is a great book. The rituals really work. One little quibble, though -- in the second ritual, she says to throw your stuff (including clothes) away and bury it. Why not advise donating it to the homeless instead? There's enough garbage in landfills. I don't think that donating your useable stuff to a charity would make the ritual any less effective. In fact, it might even make you feel better about yourself, which is the whole point of the ritual anyway.

Within reading five pages of this book it was very obvious to me that Dorothy had obviously reached inside my head, jerked out every thought, idea, and opinion on love I've ever had, then proceeded to scribble them down on paper. I was honestly amazed at how much our views are similar.Whether anyone is searching for their perfect love or not, I would definitely recommend this to anyone and everyone, if only to give them a chance to recognize how propoganda from society has affected us, but also, to combat it, which will hopefully make you a healthier and happier person in the long run.She doesn't come across as a preachy "Here's my advice!" type of author. She actually gives practical advice, but also ways to use it and take an active role in your love life. These aren't just pretty words and philosophies on paper, but a working book for those who wish to work towards a life filled with love, of all kinds.Her experiences have clearly not been great in love in the past, which is perfect since who wants to take advice from someone who hasn't had a rocky love life? She's been there, I've been there, through this book she will definitely attempt to get you through the maddness that is love to a place where you can be at peace and content with a successful love life.

This book is 'Self-Help' at its best! With witty tales, and a humorous look at serious and common self-image and relationship issues, Morrison makes a fun and inspiring read out of subjects that generally get mired down in psycho-babble and drama. But, make no mistake - she provides real solutions to real problems without making you feel as though you've just spent 2 weeks on a shrinks couch! Her straight-forward, no BS style could not be more refreshing...

Dorothy Morrison has captured the soul in Enchantments of the Heart. Whether you are looking for your perfect mate, or if you have found them already. Enchantments of the Heart is filled with the spirit of romance. With all the "do's and don'ts" we can all identify easily. Backing her knowledge from experience, common sense and her natural love of the heart. Dorothy Morrison shines through from the beginning of Enchantments of the Heart all the way to the end. She begins Enchantments of the Heart with good common sense of letting go, and cleaning out the old bagguage, both physically, mentally and emotionally. This is something that is at times the hardest, yet the most important. Dorothy lightens this task with a fortitude that makes you feel she is with you every step of the way. Continuing on, she identifies every frog in the pond. "No guys, this isn't male bashing! These frogs are both male and female, and there is at least one or two everyone as a whole identifies with. Bringing forth humour as we identify our errors of the past and/or present in the mate selections is a brilliant strategy on Ms. Morrisons part to give us healing from past heartaches. Moving forth comes the "how to's and tips." With good common sense, spells and rituals to fine tune and perfect your romantic heart. Once you have found your perfect mate, or perhaps you already have. This section is filled with wonderful ways to keep the romance fresh and your heart of love in flames of passion. Whether you are still looking for your perfect mate, the relationship is new or fifty years in the making. Enchantments of the Heart is a pure gift of love, filled with humour, common sense and a perfected writing style that can only be attuned by a master, this book is a perfect gift. Give Enchantments of the Heart, to someone you know, to someone you love, or perhaps for the love of yourself and never kiss another frog! M.L. Benton, Publisher, Echoed Voices Magazine...2002