I have what would seem to be two small experiences with “The Secret” that are, in fact, not small to me at all. The first happened within the first 30 minutes into watching the DVD.

As I sat on my couch, completely engrossed, my husband wandered by the TV and became curious about what I was watching. As I normally do, I asked if he would scratch my back. And just as normally, he scratched for a minute or two. Now at this point I would usually whine for an extra couple of minutes, however, this time I said nothing. I sat back and became mentally grateful for the attention BUT I also visualized him – without me asking/whining – sitting back down and continuing to scratch. About 30 seconds later I was already engrossed in another part of the DVD when I realized that my husband had indeed sat back down and scratched my back exactly how I had envisioned it! We have been together for seven years and this has NEVER happened!! At once, I asked him, “Honey, why did you just sit down and start scratching my back again?” and he replied as though he was just as shocked as me, “Wow…I don’t know!”

My second experience happened not a day later. Let me start out by saying, I’m not a person who likes to be late. This pet peeve usually has me leaving an hour or more in advance and unfortunately also puts me into an almost constant state of frustration while driving. I was 10 minutes into traffic when I decided to use that time to visualize, from that red light to my destination, a nice flow of the cars, including a picture of me walking into my appointment and looking at my watch with the exact time that I needed to be there. I held that picture in my head until I had arrived and was parking. I was so pleased with how well it had gone so far, that I almost forgot to look at my watch as I was walking into my appointment. Like a premonition, my watch read the exact time I was supposed to be there. Needless to say, the hair on my arms and neck stood up.

These experiences have me waking up in the morning with a new excitement of what’s to come!

A sincere thank you,
Nicole S.