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Originally Posted by SilvermoonDancer  Anyway, there were a couple of things that I saw that were mentioned that mirrored my own thoughts, but I can't remember them now. I just can't get myself to absolutely love The Secret movie or book, but I can't get myself to entirely hate it either. I just think The Secret serves it's purpose to everyone in one way or the other in a positive way, no matter how small or big it is, if a person chooses to think and feel positive about what they get out of it, be it may.
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Here's how I see it. There are three types of people out there:
1) People who are not yet ready to be introduced to the Law of Attraction.
2) People who are ready to be introduced, and they are just waiting for something to come to them to explain how they feel, they just don't know it yet consciously.
3) People who are already using the Secret in their lives although they might not call it by that name.
The movie was made for people in category #2.
People in cat #1, won't like it, they'll think it's crap and wonder what all the hooplah is about.
People in cat #2 will like the movie, but will most likely feel a kind of "That's it? So how does this work exactly?" feeling. A % of them will look for answers by getting further resources. A % will be too lazy to get answers right now and will just ignore the movie for now. A % will be really pissed off that ALL the answers to EVERYTHING in life was not fed to them in the movie.
People in cat #3 will most likely like the movie at first but be somewhat disappointed by the lack of depth it goes into as far as explaining LoA. They will already know the basics and will be looking for more in depth answers, and most likely won't find them here. A % will continue looking for answers where they are most often hidden (books, intuition) and perhaps use the DVD to look into the works of the people interviewed in the movie. A % will get offended by the graphics and will hate the movie. A % will get excited about it's ability to simplify LoA and give the movie to all their friends.
THat's kind of how I see it.
I do know one thing. When I first read "The Science of Getting Rich" I was SO excited by the book I made like 10 copies of it (It's an eBook). I printed it and got it bound. I gave the copy to 10 of my friends and told them that it is the most profound book they will ever read. None of them read it past the first few chapters. Too lazy.
A few of them DID watch the secret though.