Tapping the Source: Using the Master Key System for Abundance and Happiness

Selby, John; Greninger, Richard; Gladstone, William

ISBN 10: 140277883X / ISBN 13: 9781402778834

Published by Sterling Ethos, 2010

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Tapping the Source: Using the Master Key System for Abundance and Happiness
• Publisher: Sterling Ethos
• Publication Date: 2010
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 140277883X
• ISBN 13: 9781402778834
• Binding: hardcover
• Condition: Fair

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Synopsis

Easy to use, enjoyable to read, and proven effective, this is a revolutionary new method for taking advantage of the “law of attraction” drawn from the legendary Master Key System.
Thanks to such books as Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich and the recent best-selling The Secret, millions of people now realize that success comes from more than just chance, fate, good connections, or even hard work. At the same time, these volumes don't offer a practical daily process for attaining your goals-and that's exactly what Tapping the Source provides. It teaches a daily method that stimulates the process for manifesting your dreams outlined in The Secret. These techniques can be applied to any aspect of life, from sex to career to creativity. Just “tap into the source”-daily Manifestation Sessions, each totaling no more than three to five minutes-and live the life you want!

What is the MASTER KEY SYSTEM?
The genesis of the ideas in Tapping the Source-which are a natural extension of the concepts expounded upon in The Secret-is Charles Haanel's classic 1912 work, The Master Key System. Although Napoleon Hill is popularly considered the father of the “law of attraction,” a letter from Hill to Charles Haanel, reproduced in Tapping the Source, thanks Haanel for his illuminating ideas. The letter is dated 1919, 18 years before Think and Grow Rich was published.

Reviews

Readers of The Secret will recognize Charles Haanel, author of 1916's The Master Key System (now conveniently in the public domain), as the source that Gladstone (The Twelve), Greninger, and meditation guru Selby (Expanding This Moment) have tapped for their peculiar guide. The authors maintain that Haanel's key to achieving joy and cash is as valid today as it was 95 years ago. What differentiates this new effort from The Secret, then? The belief that a wishy-washy acceptance that God, or something like God, is behind it all (though a tie-in film and website may better illuminate the book's reason for being—the creation of a self-help empire). Though the authors freely acknowledge that most of their material is derived from elsewhere, and draw frequently on Haanel's own text, it mostly feels fresh in their revisionist ("rebirthing") context. And, as The Secret drew on the Law of Attraction, The Master Key claims other natural laws for itself, including the Laws of Health, Power, Morality, Spirit, Vibration, and Wealth (surprise), providing exercises for quick mastery. Overall, the message is proactive management of one's health, spirit, culture, and desires through meditation and conscious intent, which is another way of saying "prayer" without saying "God." (Nov.)
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