The Secret Door To Success - Chapter 3

“And Five of Them Were Wise,” interprets the parable of the ten virgins as a law of preparation: the wise keep extra oil—faith, expectancy, and spiritual substance—ready for any delay in manifestation. The foolish rely on human timing or borrow from others, depleting reserves and missing the bridegroom (opportunity). Success demands advance preparation through daily affirmations, gratitude, and absolute conviction that supply is already present, ensuring the lamp of desire stays lit until the door opens. The Secret Door To Success, by Florence Scovel Shinn - Read by Lila @ Nevillution "The Secret Door to Success" by Florence Scovel Shinn is a metaphysical guide to achieving prosperity and fulfillment through spiritual laws, faith, intuition, and affirmations. It teaches that success is a divine right accessible by aligning thoughts, words, and actions with Infinite Intelligence, overcoming negative mental barriers like fear, resentment, and doubt. Key principles include expectancy, non-resistance, praise, and reliance on divine supply rather than human effort. The book emphasizes that thoughts and words are creative forces that manifest reality, urging readers to vibrate to abundance, follow intuitive leads, and prepare actively for good while maintaining indifference to appearances.