Wellsprings Of Conjugal Life
(Jose Pulickal)
In a world more and more people are looking up on marriage and family life with suspicion, where more and more marriages are broken and divorces have become an easy access, Jose Pulickal's book, Wellsprings of Conjugal Life is clarion call to the basics of marriage and family life, on which he says is the future of the society, joyful fulfillment of human life.
The author is a judge of the ecclesiastical tribunalof Calcutta andhas writtenthree other books. In the present workhetraces the foundational values of conjugal life and shows these values can bring a lasting happiness in the tumult of conjugal life. There are no short cuts, the author says, if the tree, which you planted, does not grow, it dies. Growth and vitality in love relationship is the key to staying in love. Conjugal life is like a bank, if you invest love, care, forgiveness, concern and respect you get the same back with interest. But then if one invests unconcern, disrespect, and such antihuman and anti-family values, the return too would be only fire, and smoke which would choke you to death. The book is divided into three parts: the first part deals with doctrinal and legal aspects of conjugal life. The second part deals with the human aspects of conjugal life, such as how to stay in love, how to forgive, how to meet the needs of each other as spouses etc. The third section is "The spirituality of family life." The author believes that only a spiritually committed persons can real live a happy conjugal life because the belief in the ultimate gives them perspectives and values that would stand by the to console and consolidate their conjugal life even in the troubled times. The book contains practical insights and suggestions that would be interesting to the people who are married and would like to marry. The book is written a very readable style with over hundred anecdotes. This is indeed an interesting book for all those who would like to enter into conjugal life.
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