Rhonda Byrne "The Secret" Book Review1200336
An Objective Review of "The Secret"
The Secret from Rhonda Byrne did not take a extremely long time to make to the International Bestseller List. Rhonda Byrne was suddenly world famous, and personal development came to the fore. Many people had definitely never heard of either personal development or Rhonda Byrne, but they paid interest when her message was co-delivered with each other with over a dozen of the worlds best recognized coaches. Josef Asaraf crystallized it when he stated: "You can have anything that you want I do not care how big it is."
Shortly after he states that, Bob Proctor goes ahead to introduce us to The Secret as the Law of Attraction, stating that everything in our lives is attracted there by your thoughts. Thinking about what you want or do not want will create your reality because these are the thoughts that dominate your consciousness.
This review tries to help you determine if it is worthwhile for you to buy and study The Secret.
The Cast and Message of "The Secret"
It is safe to say that the most credible thing about The Secret from Rhonda Byrne is that it used the best minds in the industry - a combination of such great minds behind a project is hard to ignore. Bob Proctor, author of "You We Born Rich," Jack Canfield, author the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" books, James Arthur Ray, Joe Vitale, John Asaraf and dozens of other people came forward in expert capacity to show us the results of using the law of attraction in their lives. They all claimed that The Secret by Byrne had made them effective, and had been used by historical icons like Leonardo DaVinci, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Thomas Edison, Einstein, JD Rockefeller, Dale Carnegie and many much more with the exact same fantastic results.
It is true that all these historical figures had one typical thread of belief running via them which is that we manipulate the outcome of what we attract by directing our thoughts. They also all believed in the interconnectedness of the universe which caused us to be linked to every thing. Focusing your mind on some thing and attuning your energy at the same frequency with it could make it come to you.
Just the reality that these people believed these things and that they had been extremely effective tends to make it hard to ignore The Secret by Rhonda Byrne.
A Word of Caution
The principles as portrayed in the films and the book The Secret are potent if they are used. They only fail as they are presented because they do not inform the whole story. The inform you to go via a 3 step procedure of ask, believe and obtain. They omit that the lives of the icons that they highlight had another common theme as nicely. They pursued with desire, they planned carefully, and they had been persistent in getting what they wanted. Most of them in fact, did not start off as successes. They had to work, and in my examination of both book and film, The Secret by Byrne completely ignores this.
There is more to personal growth and self development than just ask, believe and receive. For someone who has no idea, this missing element could start you on a very misleading path.
My guess is that the people who made this film, and who were involved in its making know that there is much more to it than they put out in the book. They know that you have to invest action and persistence to attain, but they neglected to write it in the book. I can't comprehend why.
My conclusion is that The Secret is a fantastic book to have in your library and helps to keep you focused when you are operating on a project you focus only on achievement. If you really feel that it is adequate for you, I want you health and prosperity as you continue on your journey of self development. I would otherwise recommend that you look for a more holistic method to personal development.
