Universal Laws

 


“The level of your awareness determines the quality of your experience.” ~ Sirshree

I’ve heard about universal laws but never really got interested in studying them except the heavily popularized Law of Attraction. There are actually 12 universal laws that work together. Learn them with me this week.

One – The Law of Universal Oneness which states that everything in this universe is connected. We all came from one source, the Creator, and we are connected to each other through Him.

Two – The Law of Attraction states that what you believe is what you become. Your faith or belief is what powers your intentions.

Three – The Law of Vibration states that everything in this universe carries with it a vibration unique to itself, and carries constant movement and energy. Your vibe attracts your tribe and in order to change your life, you only need to change the frequency at which you vibrate, to attract a new tribe.

Four – The Law of Correspondence states that patterns repeat themselves throughout the universe. It is therefore imperative that we recognize the patterns in our lives and propagate the good ones or change those that no longer serve us.

Five – The Law of Inspired Action says that in order for our intentions to manifest, we must match our intentions with our actions. We must take action toward making our dreams come true. A sort of two-step dance with the universe: I do and the universe honors my doing.

Six – The Law of Cause and Effect, also known as the Law of Karma states that whatever you put out into the world will return to you. As per law one, we are all connected. Hence, our actions affect other people and whatever we put out comes full circle since whatever you do to another you are actually doing to yourself.

Seven – The Law of Compensation states that the intentions you put out into the world will be returned to you. You may do a good deed but if the intention in your heart is resentful, that is the energy that will be compensated.

Eight – The Law of Perpetual Transmutation of Energy states that everything in the universe is constantly changing. Change is the only constant, the beauty of which is the realization that my tomorrow need not be anything like my yesterday or even my today. The capacity to change is always there.

Nine – The Law of Relativity states that everything in the universe is neutral when seen in isolation. Everything is just what it is until our impressions of it make it good or bad. The blank canvas of the universe projects our thoughts and beliefs back to us. What movie is playing on the screen of your life? Check your thoughts and beliefs.

Ten – The Law of Gender states that everything in the universe is comprised of both male and female energy, the yin and yang. These are complementary energies that cannot exist without each other. The sum of the yin and yang energies is greater than the sum of the parts.

Eleven – The Law of Polarity or the law of opposites. Everything in the universe has an opposite. Good has bad, hot has cold, night has day, and up has down. Without each, we would not be able to discern the difference. Opposites allow us to validate our choices and give us an opportunity to create the life we desire. It is the reason we have free will that allows us to make a choice and live with it.

Twelve – The Law of Rhythm states that everything has a cycle and a rhythm. Life and death are forever linked and played out in the seasons and cycles of life. This law teaches us to not become attached to any one state of life. The tides rise and then fall and back again. The moon is full sometimes, a crescent at another time. None is good or bad, it is just a cycle.

This week I was operationalizing the law of inspired action. I had a thought to make some changes to my living space and I finally had a stroke of inspiration. So far I have been able to turn some of that inspiration into action and things are looking good. Now to study these laws deeper and put them into action in combination, because none stands alone.

“It is an eternal law of our universe that everything shall always return to harmony and equilibrium. Well-being is our default, natural state. Stay strong in times of darkness. The light will soon return. It always does.” ~ Anthon St. Maarten

 

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