Law of Success

"Attunement with the Divine Will is the most important factor in attracting success".
The main theme of the book is being in harmony with the Divine Will, saying it is man's highest obligation.
If one follows the principles in this book...the guidelines for meditation (pg.28), and eliminating fear, "Fear Exhausts Life Energy" (pg. 22), are essentials...freedom, happiness, and success will follow.

In "The Need for Self-Analysis" (pg. 16), the great guru describes another essential, which is finding one's mission in life, saying that though the ultimate purpose is to return to God, "...you also have a task to perform in the outer world", and he cautions (on pg. 30) that the things one may "want", but actually not "need", could be detering you from that objective.
This pocket-sized book is a treasure, powerful, and amazingly helpful.


Felt very good   August 11, 1999
 6 out of 6 found this review helpful

I felt really happy when i read this book.This book is very much inspiring who ever reads it I practised many contents of this book and felt that they are working very well.Finally i thank the author for sharing those views and plead him to write many more books like this.Thank you.


If you buy one self-help book, make it this one   May 26, 1999
 4 out of 4 found this review helpful

In a short and concise form, Yogananda explains exactly what the title suggests - the law of successs. Other books spend hundreds if not thousand of pages and yet cover only some of the essential truths in this wonderful little book.


THE TRUTH MADE SIMPLE   November 22, 1998
 4 out of 4 found this review helpful

For the process of discovery to be said in so few few words;complete with method is a treat for most busy minds to embrace.All one need do is practise and trust,life as it should be.


A thorough presentation of the prerequisites to success   November 19, 1998
 5 out of 5 found this review helpful

In a style that is concisely deductive, the author presents, in this short booklet, the meaning of success, the methods for its achievement, and the principles underlying those methods.

The booklet conveys with clarity, methods that an individual can immediately put into practice. All that is needed is a few minutes of perusal rather than hours of wading through several hundred pages. Among other things, booklet treats positive thinking, introspection, self control, and above all, harmony with the Divine plan.

In an age when men want to succeed, not only materially and mentally, but also spiritually, the methods presented in this book are apt.