I have watched this film entitled ‘The secret’ and alot of realizations and approvals have sunk into my mind on how does the secret really works in our daily lives and how we, ourselves could make it work, ,
The Power behind "the Secret". The Law of Attraction is an important part in the Secret of 
Success, inasmuch as it tends to bring to us the things, persons and circumstances in 
accordance with our earnest Desire, Demand, and Will, just as it brings together the atoms 
and other particles of matter. 
Make yourself an atom of Living Desire and you will attract 
to yourself the person, things and circumstances fitting in with the accomplishment of your 
Desire. 
You will also get into rapport with those who are working along the same lines of 
thought, and will be attracted to them and they to you, and you will be brought into 
relations with persons, things and environments likely to work out the problem of your 
Desires – you will get “next to” the right persons and things - all by the operation of this 
great natural Law of Attraction. 
No Necromancy or Magic about it at all – nothing 
supernatural or mysterious – just the operations of a great Natural Law.
How we secure what we Persistently Desire?
The fact that you have failed to get the lesser proves conclusively that you deserve the 
greater. So therefore, dry those tears and go in search of the worthier prize. 
Count nothing lost; even the day that sees (“no worthy action done”) may be a day of preparation and 
accumulation that will add greatly to the achievements of tomorrow. 
Many a day was made 
famous because nothing was done the day before. Know what you want and continue to want it. 
I assure you,, you will get it if you combine desire with faith. The power of desire when combined with 
faith becomes invincible. This invincibility is the Law of Attraction. Some of the principal 
reasons why so many fail to get what they want is because they do not definitely know what 
they want or because they change their wants almost every day.
We should all know that the motive of the law of attraction is DESIRE, , ,
The purpose of desire is to inform man what he needs at every particular moment to supply 
the demands of change and growth in his life; and in promoting that purpose, desire gives 
expression to its two leading functions. The first of these is to give the forces of the 
human system something definite to do, and the second is to arouse those forces or faculties 
that have the natural power to do what is to be done.
 In exercising its first function, 
desire not only promotes concentration of action among the forces in man, but also causes 
those forces to work for the thing that is wanted. Therefore, it is readily understood why 
the wish, if strong, positive, determined and continuous, will tend to produce the thing 
wished for.
If you can cause all the elements and powers in your being to work for the one thing that 
you want you are almost certain to get it. In fact, you will get it unless it is so large 
that it is beyond you, or beyond the power of your present capacity to produce; though in 
that case you have exercised poor judgment; you have permitted yourself to desire what lies 
outside of your sphere; 
and what you could neither appreciate nor use were you to get it. 
What you can appreciate, enjoy and use in your present sphere of existence, you have the 
power, in your present state of development, to produce; that is, you can produce it if all 
your power is applied in your effort to produce it; and when you desire any particular thing 
with the full force and capacity of your desire you cause all your power to be applied in 
producing that particular thing.
In exercising its second function, desire proceeds directly into that faculty or group of 
forces that can, if fully applied, produce the very thing that is desired.
In its first function it tends to bring all the forces of the system together, and inspires 
them with the desire to work for what is wanted. It acts upon the system in general and 
gives everything in the system something definite to do, that something definite in each 
case being the one thing desired. In its second function it acts upon certain parts of the 
system in particular; always upon those parts that can do what is wanted done; and it tends 
to arouse all the life and power that those particular parts may contain. 
Hope you got something, as much as I got this real something, , ,

 
 


