Today I finished reading The Secret. I could not help but to draw comparisons with another book that I read a couple of years back, CwG, conversations with god book one. I feel both these books essentially conveys that all that there is and ever will be is just manifestation of our thoughts. There is no such thing as impossible or unbelievable. If we can think it we can do it. Both the books promote idea of abundance; that there is enough joy and happiness in the universe for all, just that people choose not to ask for it. Both these books encourage the thought that we all are one. What’s most intriguing about both these books is that as you read them you are constantly saying to yourself “Yes! That’s what I felt when..”
Universe is like a big machine feeding on raw material of our thoughts and feelings and churning out the results in form of actions and events happening in our life. If we feed positive thoughts into it, the same positive reflects back into our life in form of events, situations, memories that we cherish forever. Contrary, if we keep on whining and complaining, we end up getting more of it.
These books beautifully draw a parallel between science and spirituality. It reinforces the concept o Einstein’s mass-energy equivalence (E = mc2) which simply states that energy can be converted to mass. Astonishingly similar to what these books suggest, that universe feeding on energy of our thoughts converts it into mass/events/actions.
But can science really explain every single phenomenon in the universe? Is there a logic behind all that happens in the universe? Can mathematical/scientific models be developed to help us comprehend the unsolved mysteries of universe? OR is there anything at all to know?
We are not here to learn anything new but to remember what we already know – Plato
Although, The secret doesn’t explain why or how the secret works, but I’m sure as hell... nopes I'm sure as heaven that it does. Try it!
