How successful would you be at winning a game if you had no idea what the rules were?   How successful would you be at reaching a destination if you had no map, no directions, no compass, and all the road signs were written in a foreign language?   Could you build a house without a set of plans or direct a stage play without a script?

Well, our human lives can be likened to a game with rules, a journey with a destination, a house built with a plan, and a stage play that follows a script.

And, underneath the specific plans for every game, each journey, all houses, and every successful stage play, there are “Three Universal Laws” that must also be known and applied if success is to be had.

The ignorance of these three laws causes chaos and confusion and causes our experiences come mostly by accident, happenstance, and default.   To understand abortion and to make conscious choices about it you’d be wise to understand these three laws.

     The Universal Law of allowing

The Universal Law of Allowing means dropping all judgments and all emotional attachments to what others are, have, or do.  This is quite different from being tolerant.   Being tolerant is not liking what someone else is or does and holding emotion-laden, negative thoughts about them, but letting them be or do it any way.   Practicing The Universal Law of Allowing requires granting to others the same rights you ask for yourself -- the right to be, have, and do whatever you choose.  Here's one interpretation of that law:

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Here’s another way of expressing this law:

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One way to practice the Law of Allowing is by transforming whatever you’re making someone else wrong for into something you are simply not willing to accept in your own life.   Then to allow the other person to be, have, and/or do as they will, without trying to fix anything, or change them, or make them wrong.

Christian tradition has done well at teaching about love for God and your neighbor.   Unfortunately, it has been a dismal failure at teaching people to love themselves, and as you may already know, if you don’t love yourself, your ability to love anything or anyone else is drastically reduced.

     The Universal Law of Thought

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Here’s the same thing in different words:

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And here’s the same thing in eight words:

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And here it is again in slightly different words:

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     The Universal Law of Intentional Creation

No Victims:   There are no victims, only unconscious creators.   We create one-hundred percent of our personal experiences.   Most people create their experiences by accident and by default.  If you choose to do so, you can learn to consciously and intentionally create your own experiences.

Co-Creations: We must also consider the fact  that a great many of our creations are done with the conscious or unconscious cooperation of others.   Co-creations include everything from two people privately interacting to the entire human collective consciousness.   For example, the computer you are now using to read these words is a collective co-creation.   It is the result of the cooperation and the work of literally hundreds of thousand of people.

Where co-creations are concerned, you cannot control the creations of another.   You can; however, control your response to what you find yourself experiencing.  And you can influence how and what others create.

A Blend: Our experiences are a blend of all the factors mentioned above.    

Are your thoughts, your visualizations, your intentions, your emotions, your feelings, your beliefs, your attitudes, your expectations, your words, and your actions aligned with whatever you intend to create?  If all of the aspects listed above are not aligned with our stated intentions,  the power of your stated intentions is about as effective as whistling into the wind and expecting to direct a hurricane.  

An in depth discussion of “The three Universal Laws” can be found in, An Interview with the Devil^®  at: