HOW
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LOVE EVERY
DAY - GUARANTEED
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Media Stories:
Thursday May 11, 2006
Appeared on National Television Sunrise 11th May 8.25 and interviewed with David Koch and Melissa Doyle
Reviewed by Margot Maurice, in Sept issue of
LIVING NOW MAGAZINE.
Peter and June Crook have been together for 31 years and their book details
the essence of what has kept them together and totally in love for that
time.
More than 50% of marriages fail within the first five years so to read the
simplistic recipe for surpassing the statistics is refreshing.
The Authors follow the age-old golden rule of ‘do unto others….’. They
recommend consideration at all times for the one we love and to know the
difference between intimacy and sex, (both important ingredients in a
successful relationship).
June and Peter are now grandparents; they have a 24/7 relationship working
and playing together. Peter is an acupuncturist working in his own practice
and June assists him in his business. They practise unconditional love. They
ask, “Can kindness, care and affection bring order to problems?” They
believe it can and does. “Even if you don’t feel like it, get in touch with
your inner ability to simply listen. Feel no need to fix or offer a solution
to what your partner is sharing with you, and try to get over your basic
annoyances, resentments and overreactions. Remember it’s better to be part
of the solution than part of the problem…”
They have found that kindness and physical touching have the capacity to
overcome issues, so you can focus on deeper feelings shared with a partner.
Their simple but sometimes forgotten relationship values are emphasised
throughout their delightful story.
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Book
Signing at Angus & Robertson Carindale Westfield shopping centre
on 17th June 2006.
BOOK REVIEW: HOW TO MAKE LOVE EVERY
DAY...GUARANTEED
The Professional Celebrants Association Incorporated
Queensland authors Peter and June Crook delve deeply into the heart of
relationship issues in their new book "How to Make Love Every Day.
Guaranteed", which may be of interest to celebrants seeking inspiration
for different relationship-based topics in their wedding, engagement,
commitment and reaffirmation ceremonies.
Forget the title-it's a misnomer because this is not a book about sex.
Whilst sex is certainly covered, the book concentrates on a variety of
relationship issues and explores the role of intimacy and how this is
expressed by caring for each other in physical but non-sexual ways.
There are many little inspirational gems in this book that will encourage
creative thinking on subjects that are often covered in relationship
ceremonies. For example: "it is essential that you extinguish all
illusions about what having a relationship means." (p.131), or "if you are
relating to an image, you might try to mould people to the way you want
them to be, or you may see things in the light of past experience."
(p.37)Both of these statements have inspired me to develop passages on
these issues for incorporation into my ceremonies.
Reviewer: Sharon L Norris
LIFE WEEKLY Magazine Gold Coast May 2006
Life extract/stars
As seen recently on Channel 7’s Sunrise- this easy to- read, insightful,
practical book shows how your relationship and love life can shift to a
new dimension.
Attract a partner or revive your relationship, improve self-confidence,
influence your children, and enhance your working life – all by embracing
the simple principles described in this book. It works and it can last
forever!
We deliberately called this book How To Make Love Everyday...
Guaranteed because we wanted an in-your-face title. We wanted to
unashamedly promote the deep, beautiful impact affection has on a
relationship-or for that matter, on any life situations.
We want to make it clear in the strongest terms that consciously showing
outward, focused attention will change your relationship, not just for
you, but also for your loved one, your children and your work and business
environment. It is a fact. We will prove it to you.
We want to share our very real quality of affection with you. And when
you’ve finished reading, you can experience such affection if you chose
to. You can consciously go out and give the quality of presence and
affection to everyone. Now. This is the core message we want to share in
this book.
You may not be in a love relationship. You may be unhappy, flat lining,
basically content, or single and looking or waiting for the ideal partner.
But if you embrace what we are expressing in this book and bring it into
your own life you will attract, or regenerate, a deep, meaningful,
connected relationship. Alternatively, if you have chosen to be on your
own you will be able to enrich the relationship you have with yourself.
We are talking about focusing on cultivating the qualities of care,
affection, and attentiveness within your relationship, your partner’s
personality, their gender, stereotypes or solutions to resolve disharmony.
what we are interested in is the quality of how you hold someone, the
words you use, and the tenderness you exude when you touch them or give
them hugs. We believe it would be fantastic to see open displays of
affection in every aspect of daily life.
Thursday 18th May 2006
Radio station 4BC
Brisbane with Peter Dick and Ross Davie
Tuesday 16th May 2006
The Gold Coast Bulletin
Tips for a loving sex life
If you haven’t heard about the new book that’s been making headlines across the
country lately, you must have been hiding because the title is an
attention grabber.
It’s called HOW TO MAKE LOVE EVERYDAY…GUARANTEED and is written by Gold
Coast couple Peter and June Crook.
And before you think it’s a sex book, it’s
actually the opposite and is based on the power of true love, affection
and kindness. The book has been in demand since creating a stir on Sunrise
last week with Kochy and Mel. Of cause, Kochy wanted to know all the
answers.
The Tamborine couple share their secrets with
Kochy, as they do in their book – on how to have a successful love life.
And they should know. Peter and June have been married for 30 years and
have also been business partners in a clinic practice for 20 years.
“Who would guess the time-honoured values of kindness, caring and affection could lead to a great sex life?” the couple ask.
Thursday May 11, 2006
Appeared on National Television Sunrise
11th May 8.25 and interviewed with David Koch and Melissa Doyle.
17th April, 2006
Radio 99.7 Book of the week by Margot Maurice reviewer
Wed April 16th 2006
The Torch Newspaper Bankstown-Canterbury Sydney (www.torchpublishing.com.au)
Inspiration Health & Fitness
LIFT YOUR RELATIONSHIP TO A NEW DIMENSION
This new book “How
To Make Love Everyday.. Guaranteed” guides readers towards a new way of
viewing love and relationships. It looks at relationship counselling, the
erroneous nature of striving for change, selfless thinking and the nature of
real love and affection.
The authors of this book Peter and June Crook have drawn
on their own experiences gain over 30 years of marriage and discuss from
their viewpoint the myths about love and relationships that many of us have
been conditioned to believe. Peter also brings a wealth of knowledge and
experience from 25 years of clinical practice in Acupuncture.
The authors say, “This insightful practical book shows you how to lift your
relationship to a new dimension. We should stop trying to change ourselves;
we should refocus, listen and be selflessly attentive and stop memories and
rational thought from intruding into our awareness. Only then can we make
love everyday.”
For more information on the book visit the website www.makingloveeveryday.com
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WRITINGS OF AFFECTION
Guaranteed loving. By Stephanie Bedo |
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If there’s a couple that doesn’t have any trouble displaying public affection its Peter and June Crook.
The happily married pair
have written their own book, How To make Love Everyday…Guaranteed.
While the title may seem
sexually orientated, the book simply guides readers towards a new way of
viewing love and relationships.
To this couple ‘making love
is anything that generates feelings of kindness, affection and tenderness
and anything that shows you care. Peter and June have drawn from their own
experiences of making love every day through 30 years of marriage and say
it’s all about open displays of affection.
“We’ve always been like
that but you don’t see that image around any more, not in a genuine and
sincere way,” said Peter. “There’s nothing like it in books either which is
why we’ve just focused on an open display of kindness and care which is just
healthy and normal.” The couple said so many people today struggle with
their relationships. “It saddens you to go to supermarkets and look around
and see couples disconnected.”
The couple work together at an acupuncture clinic at Mount Tamborine, Peter as an acupuncturist and June as the receptionist. With three children and two grandchildren, they have learnt what not to do in a relationship. A combination of their writings and conversations has all been put into the book, which took two years to write.
“It’s all very exciting but a bit scary at the same time because we’ve put a lot of our personal details into it. We wanted to share them” said June. “We’ve learnt that rather than focusing on the problems and issues in your relationship, if you are just kind towards each other, those issues will drop into the background.”
More details about the book are on the website www.makingloveveryday.com
March 2006
Radio: River 94.9 in Ipswich Krista
Brindal co-host on the breakfast show