Publisher's Synopsis
Rahasya - The Secret is an insightful book by Rhonda Byrne that aims to help its readers focus on the popular Law of Attraction theory that can be of immense use to them in all aspects of life.Rahasya - The Secret begins by providing its readers with valuable insight on the Law of Attraction theory. The book is the Hindi translation of the original English version titled The Secret. The author speaks at length about what this Law of Attraction is really all about and how it can be of great benefit to human beings. The power of thought has also been emphasized greatly by the author, who says that when this power is positive instead of negative, it can be of great help to individuals. This power gets passed on to the universe, after which it brings about the desired results for the individual. The two important concepts that the author has highlighted here are gratitude and visualization. The author goes on to say that grateful people are able to stay optimistic and are able to achieve what they want. Visualization helps the person concerned identify with their dreams and that in turn, helps to provide a clearer picture of what they really want or desire. An individual is said to be capable of achieving just about anything as long as his thoughts are positive and optimistic, because the universe tends to respond well to such positivity. The author then goes on to providing the readers with practical guidelines that could help them put the Law of Attraction into effect in order to benefit in their relationships, health, and wealth. Providing the readers with numerous examples of people who have successfully implemented this law in their lives, the book makes for an excellent read for people of various backgrounds. The Secret has been adapted from a movie having the same name. The Secret, has been greatly appreciated by its readers, and has remained on the New York Times bestseller list for approximately 190 weeks, being listed among the top-20 bestselling books in the past 15 years by USA Today. The book has more than 20 million copies in print, and is being sold in 46 languages. This edition is the Hindi translation of the novel.
