What is The Secret to The Secret?

"The Secret" describes the law of attraction. That is the secret. It explains that by following the law of attraction you can fulfill your dreams and desires... I think it's also a "secret" because no one is going to tell you the basis of the law of attraction. Some people seem to "know how to attract what they want" on some level (financial success, great love...), but for the rest of us, the book describes the law of attraction and how to use it in our life.

The secret is that your thoughts create everything in your life. So if you think over and over that you want a house near the beach, it will happen. But if after each thought like that is another thought that "It won't really happen" - then it won't happen. So the secret is to consistently think the same thoughts and that's what you get. Simple!

The secret speaks of the underestimated role of energy in our lives. The secret to the secret is ... If we truly believe that we can do or have something, then it will manifest itself. Live with no thoughts of limitation or restraint and thoroughly enjoy what you already have. Focus your waking energies on positive thoughts and good feelings. That's supposed to be the driver to manifesting what you want in life. The word "Can't" shouldn't exist in your vocabulary. That stuff is learned.

There are lots of references to the power of attraction in music, writings and movies. Like "The force" in Star Wars and the "glow" in The Last Dragon. The mind seems to have healed the body in numerous placebo experiments. What about the success of mental rehearsal & visualization techniques in pro sports like basketball.

A lot of people realize that whatever medium they use to filter their desires through (personal mantras, religious prayers, incantations/spells) ... their thoughts have the real potential to manifest themselves. There is so much wonder and magic in this world to experience. One just has to have the mindset to tap into it.

the secret to the secret is keeping the secret , secret.

It's a big simplistic moneymaker to sell books to naive people.