Well...it certainly is very inspiring. It's almost like existentialism and Buddhism wrapped into one (Karma=Law of Attraction?). I really liked it.

However, I'm not buying into this psuedo-scientific assumption of a unifying 'law of attraction'. I think it's good advice for people to visualize their goals and feel good, and those things will then occur more frequently...but it has nothing to do with a powerful invisible force (at least there is no evidence). I mean, if you start looking at the silver-lining of everything, then you're obviously going to have a more positive aspect on everything. If you visualize your goals constantly, you're going to automatically adjust yourself in the path of that goal. There's nothing magical or supernatural about it...