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"Video of the Week: Watch “The Secret”" was posted by James and received 5 users commented
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Ray Salemi said,         
January 26 2008

There is no new truth. Napoleon Hill shared the secret in 1937 in “Think and Grow Rich”. Interestingly, he also treated it as a secret that you had to divine by reading the book.

I suspect that the concept is so alien to our notions of causality that people will not believe it if you tell them straight out. Hence, the notion of letting them in on a secret.

Those who ignore the secret of visualization do so at their peril as the Steelers found out: http://tinyurl.com/27kgfn

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James said,         
February 4 2008

Ray, I know I can always count on you for some great comments.

I agree 100% about Napoleon Hill. The part of expecting a good parking spot to be waiting for you in “The Secret” was done 70 years earlier by Napolean Hill.

Still, the book and DVD do have some good info, but not much of it is new.

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Gladys said,         
February 11 2008

Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is filled with instances of The Secret principles. Read a short essay that draws parallels between the message of The Secret and the 19th century English novel here http://humanscience.wikia.com/wiki/The_Principles_of_The_Secret_in_Pride_and_Prejudice

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An Overview of The Law of Attraction | Overnight Sensation said,         
July 4 2008

[...] This Post The Law of Attraction, made popular by the 2006 film “The Secret” has been a hot topic in recent years. To some, the concept is the ultimate self-help system: [...]

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Why Most Self-Help Books are Garbage | Overnight Sensation - Public Speaking, Communication and Personal Development said,         
July 29 2010

[...] don’t have a problem with this. The one exception is when the author over-uses this section to brag about his or her house, cars, relationships, etc…. And by over-using, I mean that it seems like the author is using this section of the book to thumb [...]

 

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