Rose Charles

Untold Mirage Rose Charles

Marriage is proven and tested to be an amazing experience and journey with a stranger or friend turned spouse. Interestingly, for some they keep counting down to their happily ever after, while for others, it's been a mistake and regrettable encounter with their supposed better half. Ever imagined why you don't seem to get things right even when you consciously try all you can to make your spouse comfortable and happy? Marriage is a mixture of complexities and simplifications, you will never get it right if you choose to remain rigid and refuse to compromise, not to worry I'll explain better in the later pages. You can't always get it right; this is one thing we must understand. Regardless of the challenges, making your marriage work is a struggle, a fight, and a task you must complete successfully regardless of the numerous failed marriages out there, in fact you must be a preacher of love. Marriage is popularly seen as an institution that builds and anchors an individual's identity and the bedrock of building a civilized society, a subject that should not be neglected, one whose learning process never stops and has no particular formula, so, to think that you know it all and you do not need to know more is really not going to help matters get easier. The Untold Mirage explicitly explains and exposes common and unnoticed mistakes spouses make that leads to failed marriages, call it revealing secrets responsible for 90% of the world's cases of broken marriages, it is regarded as a secret because only few persons know and understands the factors that play out in the background which leads to a persistent misunderstanding and divorce. This book teaches spouses the essence of love, respect, understanding and choice. It doesn't in any way limit, expel or water down every other tool to maintain a happy home but gives a clearer view of salient issues spouses fail to see and understand. Peacemaking is at the centre of successful marriages, one that is not forcefully tested but willingly made. In all the misunderstandings and fights, couples must learn the act of peacemaking, an action that bridges the gap between two people that have chosen to live together as one. Don't think you are a peacemaker until you go read through the book and grade how much of a peace maker in your marriage you have been, you might as well discover how long your spouse has been putting up with you to make the marriage work. This book also looks into the menace of domestic violence in homes and the society, the effects it has on not just the spouse abused but also on the lives of the children born and raised in such homes. You think you shouldn't read to the end? Oh no, you're not thinking about it. You really have to be patient, sip out the goodness in this book, discover the hidden secrets and my special challenge that works wonders, strengthens and heals marriages.