Master key systems

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The Master Key System has gained popularity in recent years, in no small part from its influence on the film The Secret, but also in part from a number of other rumors.
The two most prominent are that it was the source of Gates inspiration and success behind MS, and that the book was banned by the Roman Catholic Church.
The course intends to help the readers raise their natural energy level, and charge ones actions with emotion, a requirement that is considered essential in order to put the law of attraction into work.
Once the subconscious mind training is complete, the system can be applied to goals in any area of life. The lessons are all very short, with a language easy to follow, and can be read in no time, and the proposed exercises are mostly visualizations, which dont take long and are very simple and even pleasant to do, so they are useful as relaxation/meditation exercises too.

The Master Key System is a personal development by Haanel that was originally published as a correspondence course in 1912.
Though originally a 24-week correspondence course, it was published in book form in 1916.
 The course intends to help the readers raise their natural energy level, and charge ones actions with emotion, a requirement that is considered essential in order to put the law of attraction into work.
Once the subconscious mind training is complete, the system can be applied to goals in any area of life. 
Initially conceived as a weekly correspondence course, even if considered outside the "law of attraction" umbrella, "The Master Key System" is acclaimed as one of the most influential works on self-growth ever written, and every reader interested in developing useful skills like visualization, problem-solving and will power will find in it strong images and hints helpful for their particular life journey. The lessons are all very short, with a language easy to follow, and can be read in no time, and the proposed exercises are mostly visualizations, which dont take long and are very simple and even pleasant to do, so they are useful as relaxation/meditation exercises too.