Universal Law
3: The Law of Action
The Law of Action states that we must do something to manifest what we want in our physical world. So, it is important that our actions reflect
our thoughts, feelings, and words.
Although this Law appears easy on the surface, it is possibly one of the
least understood.
Action requires a certain amount of discipline, especially
if a change in behavior is called for.
For example, many of us like staying in our comfort zone where we do
things the way we have always done them.
We avoid change at all costs, especially if we are unsure of what needs
to be done or there is risk involved.
How do we get the Law
of Action to work for us?The first step is to figure out what we want. How can we set goals, develop action plans, and do what is necessary to achieve our goals if we do not even know where to start?
If we do not really want
to achieve the goals we set, then we will not have the strong emotion that is necessary to reach
them. We must also have the discipline
and self-control to stick with an action plan to achieve our goals.
So, what should we do to put the Law of Action into effect for us? 1. Figure out what you truly want or where you want to be.
2. Brainstorm different ways you can get what you want, or various paths you can take to get there.
3. Decide what your action steps will be.
A great resource that will help you understand how this Law, which involves working with energy, can be applied in our daily lives to manifest what we
want is a book titled E-Squared by Pam Grout. It
is a best-seller that you can get on Amazon, and I highly recommend it.
We all have the ability to get the Law of Action to work for
us to get what we want. However, we must know what we want and be committed to
actually going after it and getting it, even if there is risk involved.
Universal Law 4:
The Law of Correspondence
According to the Law of Correspondence, the physical world
on the material plane is a reflection of the spiritual world on the etheric
plane. Another way of saying this is,
“As above, so below. As below, so above.”Correspondence is a mathematical term stating that there are similarities between two elements of a set, or between two different sets. For example, the structure of our solar system with a central sun circled by revolving planets is similar to the structure of an atom, which has a central nucleus with electrons revolving around it. The macrocosm (solar system) is a reflection of the microcosm (an atom) and vice versa.
In one sense, this Law is also a reflection of the Law of
Oneness discussed previously because all is energy that comes from one
Source. It is just manifested
differently according to the size of different but similar systems.
Why is it important
for us to know this Law?
Understanding the Law is key to manifesting the reality that
we want, because our thoughts (our inner world) is a reflection of what we
experience/manifest (our outer world).
Another way to look at this is to recognize that the
universe (our macrocosm) is unlimited, as is our potential (our microcosm). However, we are taught at an early age that
certain things are possible or impossible in our lives. This narrow thinking that is instilled in us blocks
us from realizing that anything is truly possible and our potential is
unlimited.
What we think about—the thoughts of our inner
world—dominates our perception of the world.
So if we think we have no power or control over what happens to us, we
will find (create) examples of this every day.
For example, if we have a low opinion of people in general, then we will
find ourselves dealing with more difficult people than nice ones. However, if we believe that people are good
and decent, then we will encounter people with those qualities.
To make this Law work for us, we just need to change our
inner thoughts for the better, and we will see positive changes in our outer
world. It is also important to be aware
of our beliefs so we can change our thoughts/perceptions about those beliefs.
We are often unaware
of our thoughts so we allow our mind to go wherever it wants. Negative thoughts can creep in without us
even consciously knowing they are there.
So try monitoring your thoughts for just one day. Be aware
of what you are thinking or saying to yourself.
If you catch yourself thinking something negative (“This will never turn
out the way I want”) then immediately change it to something positive (“I
expect the best in this situation”).Next time we will focus on Law #5—the Law of Cause and Effect, and Law #6—the Law of Correspondence.
Sources
Angelheart, Anne E. (2011). Twelve Universal Laws. Bloomington, IN: Balboa Press.
Milanovich, Dr. Norma & McCune, Dr. Shirley. (1996). The
Light Shall Set You Free.
Albuquerque, NM: Athena Publishing.http://lightworkers.org/blog/70811/the-12-universal-laws
http://silvieandmaryl.com/2009/11/universal-laws-where-science-meets-spirituality/
http://palmtreelifestyle.wordpress.com/universal-laws/
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