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The Secret Law of Attraction:
The Road To
Universal Wealth
By Sean Rasmussen

Original text by
Wallace D. Wattles
Modern version brought to you by
Sean Rasmussen
Web Vision 2020 Pty Ltd
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The Secret Law of Attraction – Sean Rasmussen

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................

3

ORIGINAL PREFACE..........................................................................................................

5

1 The Right To Be Rich......................................................................................................... ...

6

2 There is A Science of Getting Rich.......................................................................................

9

3 Is Opportunity Monopolized?................................................................................................

12

4 The First Principle in The Science of Getting Rich ...............................................................

15

5 Increasing Life........................................................................................................................

20

6 How Riches Come to You......................................................................................................

25

7 Gratitude.................................................................................................................................

29

8 Thinking in the Certain Way..................................................................................................

32

9 How to Use the
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