Newsweek covers The Secret
I'm on my way out the door to speak at the World Wellness Weekend conference. Deepak Chopra spoke last night. I'm today.
I just saw the Newsweek article about The Secret. It's at www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17314883/site/newsweek/
It's mainstream journalism so you know what to expect, but at least they spelled my name right.
Ao Akua,
joe
www.mrfire.com
PS - I can't wait to tell you about the Playboy model I attracted yesterday.
I just saw the Newsweek article about The Secret. It's at www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17314883/site/newsweek/
It's mainstream journalism so you know what to expect, but at least they spelled my name right.
Ao Akua,
joe
www.mrfire.com
PS - I can't wait to tell you about the Playboy model I attracted yesterday.
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posted by Joe Vitale | 9:52 AM
4 Comments:
Well I guess you can't expect everybody to follow the law. That author is missing out on one of the greatest things in the world!
It just bugs me that people automatically think of it as hocus pocus like.
Jeremy
www.crazyfortea.com
Dear Joe!
That's the way many critics and writers are - they have to be negative and send out negative messages. It's their job.
Imagine a majority of responsible, happy, successful and grateful people.
They would not read most of the papers. They would not watch most of the TV program.
Some people then had to think about getting new jobs!
It's not surprising to me that there are critics of The Secret. What's great is all the new people who will connect with the LoA.
I wonder how many critics of the LoA formed tears in their eyes after watching Forrest Whitaker receive his oscar. His speech is what the LoA is all about. It was beautiful!
I actually find articles like these very amusing. The arrogance and close minded nature of some of these writers is so evident.
They worship science as we know it as their God which is funny since even Einstein said "imagination is more important than knowledge".
And so many of these guys wonder why they get paid peanuts sitting in a pressure cooker office while their great novel remains undiscovered!
Still, for open minded readers the article will get the message out to a few million more. So, it´s all good in a round about way.
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