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The Secret

Rhonda Byrne
 
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Fragments of a Great Secret have been found in the oral traditions, in literature, in religions and philosophies throughout the centuries. For the first time, all the pieces of The Secret come together in an incredible revelation that will be life-transforming for all who experience it.

In this book, you'll learn how to use The Secret in every aspect of your life -- money, health, relationships, happiness, and in every interaction you have in the world. You'll begin to understand the hidden,... (show more)

Fragments of a Great Secret have been found in the oral traditions, in literature, in religions and philosophies throughout the centuries. For the first time, all the pieces of The Secret come together in an incredible revelation that will be life-transforming for all who experience it.

In this book, you'll learn how to use The Secret in every aspect of your life -- money, health, relationships, happiness, and in every interaction you have in the world. You'll begin to understand the hidden, untapped power that's within you, and this revelation can bring joy to every aspect of your life.

The Secret contains wisdom from modern-day teachers -- men and women who have used it to achieve health, wealth, and happiness. By applying the knowledge of The Secret, they bring to light compelling stories of eradicating disease, acquiring massive wealth, overcoming obstacles, and achieving what many would regard as impossible. (show less)

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It's a hit!

I liked it, The message for me is "I create my life". I believe in the "Law of Attraction" and see this as the begining.

 
Richard Daniel Corredor
 
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No, it's a flop!

NEGATIVE REVIEW OF POP BOOK:
The Secret...ahhhh. Well, certainly nothing new here. The power of positive thinking-- yes, it's great. However, t... (show more)

NEGATIVE REVIEW OF POP BOOK:
The Secret...ahhhh. Well, certainly nothing new here. The power of positive thinking-- yes, it's great. However, this book continually makes direct or implied statements that encourage an unsustainable (immoral?) lifestyle-- you can have anything and everything you want. Secondly, it insists that anyone who does not have everything they want, does not because of their own 'unbelief'. If even claims that people who have experienced some of histories most horrific events where somehow responsible for placing themselves in the way of such terrors (p. 28, through negative thoughts and the law of attraction?). And then less horrific but perhaps more damaging at a personal level, the book suggest that if you are fat, it absolutely because you think fat thoughts.

The power of positive thinking is an amazing things. But this book is a terrible restatement, and it's absolutist claims, I feel, will more than likely complicate and confuse, distract and depress in the long run-- rather than lift up or offer any real hope of progress.

Dan Milman is a much better choice. Practice the life, don't grasp at magic tricks to fulfill your wildest and most selfish dreams. (show less)

 
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  • Janna Beebe

    Absolutely wonderful book... the flow is a bit off; however the many messages come threw with an impact. Possibly life changing depending on if you have been applying The Secret through-out your life and this is just a book that refreshes those natural instincts; or if this is your first glimpse into this manner of thinking - either way I give it 5 stars :-)

     
    by Janna Beebe on Feb 13, 2008 at 02:10AM

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    I find it really hard to believe that of all the people involved in the making of this book (and movie), not one person stopped to think that maybe there's a much more rational reason than "the universe" or "the law of attractions" is delivering the things you are focusing on. That somehow this magical something-or-other is listening in or your thoughts and delivering them to you. That being said, if you replace "the universe" with "your sub-conscious&quo... (show more)

    I find it really hard to believe that of all the people involved in the making of this book (and movie), not one person stopped to think that maybe there's a much more rational reason than "the universe" or "the law of attractions" is delivering the things you are focusing on. That somehow this magical something-or-other is listening in or your thoughts and delivering them to you. That being said, if you replace "the universe" with "your sub-conscious" then the book actually has a plausible message. Even a smidgen of actual research would have turned that up(which this book clearly has none, where did they dig up these "experts")
    When it got to the chapter on health, I consider this book to be downright dangerous and irresponsible, telling people essentially that happy thoughts can cure all manner of diseases and ailments. The genius of this book is its irrefutable nature. If someone says, "I though really hard about what I wanted and i got it!" You could say, "see, it works." On the other hand, if you don't get what you are thinking, the response is simply, "then you were doing it wrong." (show less)

     
     
    by Jeremy Melchior on Jul 24, 2009 at 11:57PM

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  • Siddharth Nair 0

    Felt the book was highly over rated! Did feel good to read once a while but nothing new to the facts pointed out. Its a surreal collection of philosophical clichés from books highlighting the same content. anyways a downer for me. Expected more!

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    Interesting book based on old thoughts...basically visualization, the power of positive thinking...what you send out to the universe gets sent back to you (positive or negative energy). I liked it.

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  • Ankur Jalvi 0

    Well it was a good read but i really dint liked the imposing of some false factors.. ll give it 6 outta ten

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    I think that this book tries so hard to be popular. If it is a secret, then it should be kept as such, and not popularised. It kind of defeats the title purpose. I have skimmed through, and watched some videos. The "impact" they were trying to create seemed false at best. Something exciting like the universal secrets, should be subtle, not being "in your face" as how this whole thing is set up. One consolation is that it is very deep. Too deep to be read, or digested even in a dozen sittings. If you say you've read this book, then you clearly haven't. One page is enough for pondering for days, months.. years. It does not mean you've read the book means you "get" the book. In fact, even those who claim to live by universal laws don't, alot of the time.
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  • Ibrahim Adem 0

    This book gives ur motivation a boost

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    amazing
    And it works!

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    This book was pretty much a waste of time to read. After the first few chapters of 'the secret' you start thinking, "When is it going to be over?" This book repeats itself over and over. I most definitly would not tell any high-school friends of mine to read this. It is more of a depressed, lonely, nothing-better-to-do, dumpy person book. It might lift their spirits a little.

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  • Kelly Meade- Gamble 0

    I love this book and its message. Yes, i would say it is a beginner but it has led me to several new insights that have changed my life and relationships. I had no direction...always felt in a slump. I was looking for something, and the Secret was the begining. Yes...The message is nothing new...no big SECRET...but when you actually LISTEN to what is being said..you get it. Its written in a way that i finally heard. I started living possitive, trying not to judge anything...found there was no harm in using my thoughts and imagination to ask for things i wanted..never felt i had the right or was worthy of them....but what harm....I was approched by several people saying i was glowing...happier...everyone wanted some of what i had...which is sad in its own way...I was just happy!! Now im not saying that the UNIVERSE gave me all the things i asked for..(and i recieved several) but the possitive thinking and my happiness attracted so many oppertunities for me to recieve the things i wanted. I never seen them before. The secret just helps remind you of the tools you already have to better yourself....and I am thankful for the reminder!!! Remember to remember be aware of your thoughts...it is true...thoughts become things!!!

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    Seriously?

    Are people really so desperate and gullible to believe in this kind of feel-good "esoteric" stuff? Why are people not content with reality, and choose to top it with lies?

    Note: This is not only criticism, it is also an actual question. Please respond as such.

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    What a piece of total non-sense this book is. Tell the so-called "Secret" to billions suffering in countries where YOU are not in charge of YOU. Easy for the author living in a civilized world to say. Of course where there is law and stability, the only obstacle for personal advancement is YOU, but not where there's none.

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