It's never too late to heal old wounds / Pete and Deanna Smith -- Great marriages require great courage / Sara Nelson and Danny Sheehan -- A marriage may have to die in its present form to be born into its full glory / Maya and Barry Spector -- It's always possible to make time for your marriage, even if you have twelve kids / Rachel and Nehemia Cohen (not their real names) -- There are thousands of ways to make love / Judith Sherven and Jim Sniechowski -- A true partnership amplifies the joy of success and diminishes the pain of distress / Jim Brochu and Steve Schalchlin -- Painful breakdowns contain the seeds necessary for love to flourish / Shirley and Drew Coleman (not their real names) -- Failure is an essential step on the road to success / Liza and Raz Ingrasci -- Play is serious business / Rich and Antra Borofsky -- Humble beginnings can be the source of great achievements / Barbara and Larry Dossey -- Love creates miracles / Mariah and Ron Gladis -- A generous spirit is its own reward / Tom and Nancy O'Neill -- A painful childhood can open the door to the deepest love / Joseph and Robyn Whyte (not their real names) -- The play of marriage has many characters / Hal and Sidra Stone -- It's not despite our differences that we can deeply love, it's because of them / Veda Lewis and Kathy Anastad -- Great marriages require both partners to be teachers and students / Jack Lee Rosenberg and Beverly Kitaen Morse -- Sometimes you have to risk it all to have it all / Jane Morton and Michael Jacobs -- The three secrets to success in marriage are commitment, commitment, and commitment / Ken and Maddy Dychtwald -- Not all great marriages require hard work / Hope and Laurence Juber -- Love grows every time it is expressed / Pearl and Seymour Dychtwald -- Great marriages require a commitment to something beyond the relationship itself / Shakti and Rick Butler -- Change your life, change your marriage, change the world by listening, really listening / Michael and Justine Toms -- When our underlying intentions are aligned, all differences become workable / Gay and Kathlyn Hendricks -- Above all else, love is the most important thing / Joyce and Barry Vissell -- Together, ordinary people can create extraordinary lives / Ken and Joyce Beck -- Life's ordeals can become a source of compassion, inspiration, and love / Riane Eisler and David Loye -- As love grows, so does the scope of your world / Lynne and Bill Twist.