Magnificent Obsession is a 1929 novel by American author Lloyd C. Douglas, one of four books that later became blockbuster motion pictures. The novel explores the transformative power of love and the mysterious nature of the character, Bobby, who sets out to solve Dr. Hudson’s secret journal written in code. Bobby discovers the secret of “coming into contact with the source of infinite power”, which is the Magnificent Obsession.
The novel has been described as a combination of kitsch, craziness, and trashiness, with a “damned crazy story if ever there was one”. It also highlights the importance of being weird to women and insensitive to the blind. The great brain surgeon Edgar A. Kahn, MD, was the neurosurgical inspiration for Magnificent Obsession.
The film bridges the two great American pastimes: being weird to women and insensitive to the blind. The secret was the literal practice of doing good deeds secretly, reaping spiritual power to use in becoming an excellent person. To unlock this power, Randolph explains that the key to unlocking this power is to help people in need, always in secret, never letting the good deed be known.
To find your Magnificent Obsession, give to others, ask them never to tell where the help came from, and ask them never to tell where the help came from. This timeless tale of love, mystery, and the transformative power of love is sure to captivate readers.
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