Perhaps you could rephrase your question in English.

The law of gravity is not a tenet of Judaism, but it is a law of nature and is therefore recognized automatically.

Can you keep a secret? If what you were referring to is what "ha" thinks, then the concept is foreign to Judaism and belongs in the category of minhagei shtut.

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Most religions have, at their core, strong ties to the Law of Attraction.

Unfortunately, through the years, there have been laws, rules, egos and all type of other nonsense piled on top of the simple LoA. But … read between the lines and you'll find – in the Bible and the Qua'ran – plenty of reference to the LoA. Remember: God – who created everything – created us *in his image." That doesn't mean just physically. He gave us dominion over everything. Through our immortal souls, we control our own destiny.

And, ultimately, that's the Law of Attraction. Reading the Bible will teach you how to properly guide your own destiny. There are plenty of Rabbinical teachings that put that out there.

not as such.
those ideas are very superficial and limited ideas related to much more complicated concepts such as karma, the implications of quantum physics, etc.
but those ideas are too complex, too self-contradictory for some, so some very good businesspeople simplified them and put them in a book in a very superficial way.
there is some truth underneath what those books say, but it is far more complicated. you can't just wish something into existence, and it's EVIL to blame people for their diseases or misfortune.

judaism does say that it's up to each of us to make the world a better place, which in some ways is similar to those teachings.

I watched and read the book. I believed it and manifested many things and to tell you the truth, it is a bit mumbo jumbo. Though I wouldn't know how a rabbi would feel about it. Well i AM traditional and I guess you could say I believe it.

Questions regarding the philosophy behind these two books, not physics principles, should be addressed under the religion category. Society & Culture> Religion & Spirituality.

Thanks.

There's no harm in it, it's not a religion, it's just meditation and self-hypnosis really.

Do you mean gravity? Yes, we believe in gravity.

If you don't have absolute faith and strength of will the secret will eat you alive.

What's the law of attraction or the secret?

law of attraction? like PUA?? lol

Through greed and propaganda

Through lies and deception.