Calling in the One: 7 Weeks to Attract the Love of Your Life

by Katherine Woodward Thomas

Book Overview

Are you frustrated by stymied relationships, missed connections, and the loneliness of the search for someone to spend the rest of your life with? Are you ready, instead, to find "The One"? In Calling... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1400049296
• ISBN13: 9781400049295
• Release Date: February 2004
• Publisher: Harmony
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 1.02 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.3" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Excellent results.

Bought the book for the class offered online. So much insight unveiled. Answers to all my “Why?” questions that went long-unanswered

Call the one and get results!!

This is one of the better dating guides I've read in a long, long time. It's about getting yourself ready to get out there and find that someone special and that means some inner reflection and some soul searching. I guess the gist is that you can't really find that someone special until you become someone special. I got a lot out of this book and was really glad I took the chance to look it over. Another one that's also helped me out in this department was How To Be Wanted: Use the Law of Attraction to Date the Man You Most Desire and Live the Life You Deserve.

It worked for me!

The process outlined in this book actually works! Two weeks after completing the seven-week series of exercises outlined in this book, I met the love of my life and was married 11 months later. The daily exercises are ideal for shifting your energy so that you are a vibrational match (and magnet) for the partner you are looking for. Beautifully written and articulate in its message, "Calling In The One" outlines a grounded, logical, insightful, and magical process that really works.

I'm softening my review of this book...

Last year, I wrote a very harsh review of Katherine Woodward Thomas's book, "Calling In The One" because I was down on relationships and the whole idea of soulmates at the time. But I later realized I was wrong to condemn Ms. Thomas and give her book a poor review. Life has taught me a few things since I read it the first time, and I can admit a mistake. What changed my mind was that I observed this book change people's lives after reading it. Although I felt it didn't work for me (mainly because I'm one of those picky, independent, commitment-phobic type A girls), I did see its possible value for single male and female friends of mine, so I recommended the book to them. After reading it, these people changed before my eyes and became softer, more available to relationships, and more open to possibilities. Many got rid of their "lists" and stopped condemning men (and women). Two of these friends are now in committed relationships. My buddies used the techniques in Thomas's book to introspect and renovate their lives to a new possibility of love. The results speak for themselves. I therefore must amend my earlier somewhat cruel review of this work. Simply put, her techniques and suggestions work - kind of like eHarmony - granted the reader is really serious about finding and keeping genuine love. This book demands no less. Although the wonderful chapters and intriguing case stories did not work for me personally, I can see the value in "Calling In The One", and I highly recommend this book to any single who is serious about finally escaping the drudgery and endless wheel of fruitless dating, and focusing on and finding the one who concludes all searches. And for those who asked: Katherine's book did not work for me because I find I have a fear of losing my independence and creative ideas to a man who will smother me, suffocate me, control me and turn me into a baby-making machine that exists to pick up his socks and make his meals. It sounds ridiculous, but yes, that's a very real fear of mine. Until I wake up and face and debunk that baseless fear, I will remain successful but alone. The two are not mutually exclusive, but a strong part of me still holds terror that they are. Thomas's book in many ways helped me to see that. How many books grow on you over time and make you completely reverse your original opinion of them? Highly recommended.

Simply the best book ever on manifesting love!

There are many times in my life when I thought that I would never find love again-- as a result, I was deeply moved and inspired by the author's story of how she attracted great love into her life when all hope seemed lost. Katherine generously shares her personal experince and vulnerabilites in the process of removing her own barriers to love that I feel inspired and empowered to do the same. The book offers practical psychological and spiritual tools in an easy and fun format that makes it a joy to read. The course is filled with both wisdom and compassion which makes me feel like the author is with me every step of the way on my journey as I embark on my quest to transform the deepest places in my being. This book is not just about manifesting love-- it's about creating the life of your dreams !

I loved this book!

There is an increasing awareness amongst single people today - we know that if the solitary goal of our lives was to be married, then we would be by now. It's just not that simple anymore. This book addresses the real reasons why we are single - and what it would take for us to find the loving partner we seek. With concise "lessons" that opened my heart to see all of myself (not just some of the more attractive qualities that I was always demonstrating to perspective suitors), I can see how protected and isolated I was. After reading this book, I can recognize my destructive patterns more easily, and choose a different path.Katherine Woodward Thomas is a genius, who has written a thoughtful book for single people today (this book is not The Rules - and does not contain any tricks about "getting a guy to marry you"). It's smarter, and it will help you in every interaction, not only with dating. She is honest, loving and brave in telling her story - and her courage supported me when I felt like I had lost my way to creating the life I want. I am not married yet, but I can see men more clearly now - and make better choices as a direct result of reading Calling In "The One".