The Law of Attraction – Fact or Fiction?

The Secret by Rhonda Byrne may be a bestseller but do you think it works? What’s your idea of attraction, why happiness is so far-fetched? Why things keep falling apart, what’s the real law of attraction, what’s the truth about happiness? Amid crowded metro, poverty, broken relationships, phobias, loneliness, addictions, struggle, aimlessness and confusions, people crave for happiness; people try to feel that everlasting moment, the moment of extreme delight. The search for perfection is a curse in disguise, it keeps the happiness away, it makes you a wanderer, and it creates cacophony in your otherwise peaceful kingdom.


Urban life is fast, snazzy and whimsical. Everybody’s running after a mirage, everybody’s moving ahead, nothing is stopping you to survive but amid all these activities, there’s a void, there’s something that is keeping you away from that beautiful feeling, things you felt during your childhood won’t return, your heart is matured, your thoughts becoming complex, your smile losing the lustre but you still have option for true happiness in various other forms.


The law of attraction is nothing but myth but if you see and feel positive things daily, you have fair chance to get affirmative results. Your mind controls you, if your mind is at peace, happiness is guaranteed. Only a disheartened soul knows the meaning of happiness, people with phobias do realise them as phobias at some point in time. Happiness is you, you decide everything, and it’s your kingdom.


Happiness comes as a surprise mostly when you forget to try hard for it. Happiness won’t abandon you; it’s destined to knock at your door too. It’s just a matter of time, it’s no fiction…






The Magic
Rhonda Byrne's New Book