🔵 SIMPLE DEFINITIONS OF NATURAL LAW

Aug 16 (edited) in Natural Law

Understanding natural law is crucial for staying sober and living a prosperous life because it aligns with the idea that there are universal principles guiding human behavior.

Knowing about natural law is essential for staying on the right track and living a prosperous life. It helps us make better choices, supports our well-being and growth, keeps us disciplined, and pushes us to take actions that lead to long-term success and happiness. Moreover, in times of struggle, understanding natural law can provide comfort and guidance, reminding us of the universal principles that guide human behavior and the potential for growth and happiness that lies ahead.

Natural law reveals fundamental truths about the universe, human nature, and what promotes life. According to natural law, these truths are not the product of human creation and are universally correct and valid, no matter your culture or society. By following these laws, we tap into a timeless wisdom that allows us to contemplate the meaning of life and the concepts of right and wrong in a way that feels deeply personal and significant to each of us.

So, for your consideration and benefit, here are the Natural Laws as written by Mike Shoeman.

SIMPLE DEFINITIONS OF NATURAL LAW:

1. Law of Divine Oneness: We are all connected. Hierarchy is an illusion.

2. Law of Gender: It takes both feminine and masculine energies to create.

3. Correspondence: "As above, so below." Inner reflects outer. Micro reflects macro.

4. Rhythm: Divine timing can be understood by going with the heart's current as opposed to using the mind to fight the current.

5. Relativity: Perspective is subjective. My story about "you" will be different than at least 8 billion other versions of "you".

6. Vibration: Everything is energy. The energy of the heart, or emotions, is believed to be more attuned to Source than the energy of the mind.

7. Polarity: Everything created has an equal and opposite expression. Creation is destruction and destruction is creation.

8. Cause and Effect: Action begets reaction begets action/reaction. All creative action can be traced back to Source/Divine Oneness.

9. Attraction: There is a dance between potential and kinetic energy. What is unattainable by force may be attracted by magnetism.

10. Compensation: No energy is ever wasted. What you emit will come back to you in another form.

11. Perpetual Transmutation of Energy: Pure energy cannot be created or destroyed. It merely changes form.

12. Inspired Action: When mind and spirit are One, it is demonstrated by one's action. Actions create stories. Stories make up the Universe and reaffirm the interconnectedness implied by Law of Divine Oneness.

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