The Secret Book by Rhonda Byrne – Law of Attraction Explained
The Secret book is filled with ancient wisdom and is taught by modern day teachers. These men and women continue to use The Secret it to achieve health, wealth, and happiness.
The Secret brings to light compelling stories of eradicating disease, acquiring massive wealth, overcoming obstacles, and achieving what many would regard as impossible.
The Secret also reveals how to put the powerful Law of Attraction to work for you. Do you know what the universal Law of Attraction is?
The Law of Attraction is that like attracts like, or in the realm of personal development, the Law of Attraction is that you get what you think about.
You become what you think about!
The Secret by Rhonda Byrne outlines the unlimited rewards which we can achieve when we focus on the positive.
Negative thoughts only get in the way of progress by blocking creativity and leading to depressive modes of behavior and ultimately bad outcomes.
The Secret provides ideas on how to break out of negativity through relaxation and imagination. The Secret has been and continues to be used by great thinkers, inventors and social reformers.
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May 31st, 2008 at 7:01 pm
The law of attraction, I believe works hand-in-hand with the law of gratitude. This is my story and my life-changing lesson of gratitude.
One day I was teaching a weekend college course on business start-up. The elevator was broken, so I had to lug my dolley of 4 boxes, by hand, up three flights of stairs. I was outside, and it was a little hot and sunny, but not unbearably unpleasant. I began to complain and grumble about how the school should have the elevators working and so on and so forth. I was angry that I had to go through all of this trouble to get to the top of the stairs.
Then, just as I reached to the top of the stairs, a young man, a quadriplegic, in a wheelchair, paralyzed from the neck down, operating his chair with just the slight movements of his bent-to-the-side neck, saw me and with a big, beautiful smile said to me, “Nice day, isn’t it.” I was stunned with embarrassment. Here I was moaning and groaning with all of my faculties and in perfect health, and here is a young man paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair telling me how pleasant a day it was. From that life-changing moment to this day, I have never complained about any physical labor again. “Only by the grace of God there go I.”
June 2nd, 2008 at 1:28 pm
This is so true Charles. On a daily basis we should wake up and be thankful for where we are, and where we have the possibilities to go.