The Master Key System

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The Master Key System, along with The Science of Getting Rich, is the source of Rhonda Byrne’s inspiration for the book and film The Secret.

Originally published in 1912 as a correspondence course, it teaches that everything around us was first developed as a thought. That means that thought is the powerful catalyst for turning any idea into a reality.

Using thought as the manifestation of creative energy, The Master Key System will show you how to use the power of these thoughts to realize your dreams.

©PD Charles F. Haanel (P)2012 Gildan Media, LLC

Charles F HaanelErik SynnestvedtGildan Media, LLC

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Owing to the flowery poetic language of this text written over a century ago, it is an incredibly uphill task to decipher and extract the essence and meaning of what the author Charles Haneel had in mind. There are some very important facts and pointers revealed. But these remain buried in the recesses of the 19th century literary style, archaic diction and terms of reference not uncommon for the period of time this book was written. Many seasoned students of Haneel skirt over the chapters again and again in a never-ending cycle and still fail to grasp the mechanisms and real essence and facts relating to Transmutation.

One thing becomes obvious, and that is that the content could not have been developed through the normal rational objective process. It seems it was conceived as a result of one single flash of insight which the author then put to words. Hence it’s extremely condensed nature. The ability to tap into this sort of insight is one of the many aspects discussed.
In addition to this the book was formulated as a 24-part correspondence course. (Another reason why it is so extremely condensed). It was probably the case that the author invited one-to-one discussions with his students and offered generous explanations and examples of which there are very few recorded in the book itself.

The process he teaches is very simple, but to extract it is like trying to piece together a complex jigsaw puzzle requiring enormous amounts of patience and effort. It is a fact however that every person who has truly studied this text in-depth and grasped the context fully has gone on to be immeasurably successful in life.
It reveals the secrets of the power of mind and the use of the imagination to transform life’s outcomes. Most other books on this subject do not give the complete picture. They present a very commercialised sellable version. (Well everyone wants to sell over 1 million copies of their books).

Haneel was not the first to write on this subject matter (There were others before him such as Prentice Mulford), but Haneel is certainly one of the Pillars of the foundation that support these amazing facts that are emerging into mainstream awareness as part of the evolutionary process of the human mind. Most other authors and teachers on this subject trace their sources back to this text whether directly or indirectly.