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14 Books that Obey the Philosophy of "The Secret" by Rhonda Byrne


 Internationally popular, 'The Secret by Rhonda Byrne has been a popular choice, with its uncovering power of manifestation for the general audience and the masses but, Byrne is not the first to talk about it. 

Manifestation or the Law of Attraction is now a well-known concept, but it's less than 200 years old in philosophy. It states that all wishes and positive and negative wants become realised if we manifest them to the universe. 


How does Manifestation Work?


Manifestation might now only be a term popular in people's Twitter bio, but it is an ancient practice used by many over the years to gain massive opportunities and success.


The philosophy or scene behind the power of manifestation claims that we are all made up of energies. When we yearn for any event or object we project that energy into the universe to attract that in our life. 


To attract the focus of our desire we only need to imagine, talk or think about it to the fullest extent. if it is the first thing on your mind in the morning and the last thing you talk about before your head hits the pillow, you are arranging it closer to you with each action.  


In Hindu households, the same concept has come to life with the philosophy of Saraswati. Parents or grandparents always advise to speak carefully before throwing words out of one's mouth, or it becomes reality. That is a close concept to the power of manifestation.  


There is truth and logic to this pseudoscientific belief that has been well explained in these books. 




Book Recommendations:

If you are aware of the connection or want to learn more about the path that leads to the peak of prospect and possibility, here are a few books that introduce and educate on the subject of the Law of Attraction and the power of manifestation:



  1. The Law of Attraction by Jack Canfield




  2. Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert



  3. Notes from the Universe by Mike Dooley




  4. Creative Visualisation: Use the Power of Your Imagination to Create What You Want in Your Life by Shakti Gawain





  5. The Power of Positive Thinking by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale


  6. The Game of Life and How to Play It by Florence Scovel Shinn



  7. It Works: The Famous Little Red Book That Makes Your Dreams Come True! by RHJ



  8. The Strangest Secret by Earl Nightingale




  9. How Successful People Think: Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life by John C. Maxwell




  10. As a Man Thinketh by James Allen




  11. The Initiates of the Flame by Manly P. Hall




  12. Power of Awareness by Victoria Goddard Neville




  13. Out of This World: Thinking Fourth-Dimensionally by Neville Goddard




  14. Life Is Short And So Is This Book by Peter Atkins





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