spiritual laws
The Law Of Polarity
The Law of Polarity is one of the universal laws that govern our existence. It is the principle that everything in the world exists on a continuum and has an opposite.
These polar opposites are necessary for balance in the universe. For example, there is summer and winter, day and night, good and evil, love and hate, and so on.
Think about this in your own life. Your body, for example, has a right side and a left side, and for every positive thought you have, there is a negative version. Sometimes we feel happy and sometimes we feel the opposite. We are all made up of opposites, just like everything else.
The spiritually most significant aspect of this polarity is that it is absolutely necessary and valuable. Yes, both the good and the bad! How can we rise higher if we have never been at the lower end of the spectrum?
How can we appreciate the abundance in our lives if we have never experienced any lack? We would not know the difference between good and bad. Without darkness there is no light.
The next important lesson from the Law of Polarity is how we choose to perceive life. If you measure your lower leg from the base of the knee to the floor, you will get the same number from the floor to the base of the knee. Nothing changes between the two measurements, just the wording is different. Is the cup ‘half empty’ or ‘half full’? It depends on our personal perception and the wording we choose.
Every Psychic Prediction Has A Divine Moment To Shine
In today’s fast-paced world, psychic predictions are often met with impatience, a desire for instant validation and quick, easy answers. From a spiritual perspective, however, it is wise to take a step back and allow predicted outcomes to unfold in their own time according to divine plan.
Rather than expecting instant gratification, it is wise to instead focus on one’s own energetic alignment, spiritual expansion and the karmic lessons to be learned along the way.
Our destiny unfolds in divine order, according to divine timing. Every event, even the seemingly insignificant, happens when it is meant to happen, in the way it is meant to happen, and always for our highest good. Patiently trusting that psychic predictions must unfold in their own time is a profound step towards personal and spiritual growth. It is an invaluable karmic lesson.
Every event and circumstance is part of the intricate tapestry of our lives, woven by the cosmic forces and universal laws that govern our existence. By accepting psychic predictions with the trusting patience that God, Source, Spirit, the Divine always has our best interests at heart, we ensure the best possible outcomes for our highest good.
It is always best to surrender our need for constant control and instead place our trust in the Universe, for we often do not know what is best for us, even when we think we do. While we may want to micro-manage every aspect of our own fate and fortune, we are actually very ill-equipped to do so from our limited human perspective. Prophecies and predictions are not bound by human timetables and checklists, but by a divine, higher order.
Spiritual Self-Care Or Ego Indulgence?
Spiritual or metaphysical practice is a pursuit designed to help bring greater meaning and fulfillment to our lives. It is a lifestyle that requires us to be very honest with ourselves and very intentional about the choices we make. But lately I’ve seen a lot of discourse around spirituality that basically encourages you to do pretty much whatever you want in the name of ‘free will’ and ‘self-care.’
Free will is sacred. Yes, it’s true that we are divine, spiritual beings who get to enjoy this incredible adventure of physical life. We get to choose how we move in the world, what we want for ourselves, and how we want to live. But there are two sides to this coin. Yes, we can choose what we want to manifest and how we wish to live our lives, but that does not absolve us of our karmic responsibilities and the consequences of our actions.
I’ve written before about karma and how it’s not meant to be a punishment, but rather a teacher. There are to metaphysical laws that are the basis to our karmic responsibility in this lifetime, namely the universal law of cause and effect and the spiritual law of karma.
The universal law of cause and effect is that for every action there is a reaction. There is a natural order in the universe in which our actions always have consequences, both good and bad.
The spiritual law of karma is a more specific application of the law of cause and effect. According to this law, the totality of our actions in this life, as well as all of our past lives, determine our future. This means that our actions create the conditions for our future experiences, both good and bad.
How To Manifest The Love Of Your Life
The Law of Attraction has become a widely practiced metaphysical principle in popular culture since the success of the 2006 book and film The Secret, which is based on the spiritual teachings of the New Thought movement that began in the late 18th century.
New Thought is a spiritual philosophy based on the notion that everything in the universe is essentially energy, including our beliefs, ideas and thoughts, and that like energy attracts like energy. This is known as the Law of Attraction, one of several universal, metaphysical laws that govern the Universe.
The practice of this universal law to manifest personal goals or outcomes has become more common in post-modern metaphysics and alternative spirituality, especially as information has become more readily available through the Internet.
But while there is a vast amount of information available on the subject today, the Law of Attraction is often misunderstood and poorly applied in the practice of manifestation.
There are certain avoidable pitfalls that cause many inexperienced practitioners to become frustrated, disappointed or to give up before achieving their goals. This is especially true when it comes to manifesting romantic love.
If you have not had the best results with your manifestation efforts and are still hoping to attract a better love life, try the following improvement strategies to increase the success of your manifestation efforts. These techniques can be used to attract a new relationship, as well as to improve an existing relationship or marriage.
Karma Is A Teacher, Not An Avenger
People often talk about karma as if it’s some form of divine punishment or retribution that will eventually be visited upon those who have wronged them. Letting karma “take care of it” is a comforting reassurance that we may be rewarded for being the ‘bigger person’ in unfair situations. And certainly it is always advisable to do the right thing when others are being petty or behaving badly.
But this is not karma.
The universe is not in the business of handing out ‘karmic punishment,’ for we are not judged as ‘good’ or ‘bad’ for our choices and actions. All of our choices and actions have value and teach us lessons. So, why would there be any need for a universal system of punishment? Or reward, for that matter?
This is not to say that karma does not exist. On the contrary, we can see karma at work all the time in everyday life, down to the most mundane things we choose to do. However, karma is not a force of reckoning, but the cause and effect of energy, which is a universal law.
When we live a heart-centered life, doing good deeds and being kind to ourselves and others, we will feel joyful, happy, fulfilled and at peace. We thrive in the vibrant flow of positive energy. On the other hand, when we live a heartless life, do things that are wrong, destructive, and evil, and we are unkind or cruel to ourselves and others, we will feel miserable, hopeless, dissatisfied, depressed. We suffer in the thick mud of negative energy.
The Law Of Cause And Effect
Metaphysically aware people tend to be more careful with their words, thoughts, and actions because they understand that whatever we put out into the Universe will ultimately come back to us as manifestations and karmic consequences.
A good example of this is wishing others harm or misfortune. The spiritually sensible person will never do this, as they realize it will come back to haunt them. Wishing others bad luck only serves to trigger a negative energy vibration that will in time hit you as hard, if not harder than the other person.
Karma is not for us to dish out. Judge not, lest ye be judged. Karmic justice happens on its own accord by divine design and time.
This aspect of our existence is governed by the Universal Law of Cause and Effect, which holds that every thought, word, and action has a reaction or consequence. It is also known as the principle of ‘causality.’ Every effect has a cause. We reap what we sow. And nothing happens by chance.
We are all responsible for the energy we put out into the world. Our life journey is the product of our beliefs and free will choices and decisions.
Everything in the Universe is interconnected and it is therefore impossible for us to exist in an isolated vacuum. Everything we think, say, or do each day has some or other effect, not just on others, but also on ourselves. If we bless others with our output, the Universe will bless us in return.
The Law Of Relativity
Everything you experience in your daily life is relative, because everything in the universe is neutral. It is up to us how we choose to think, feel and respond to life and the world around us. The meaning we attach to everything comes down to our personal perspective and perception.
This metaphysical truth is known as the Law of Relativity, one of the Universal Laws that govern our daily existence as spiritual beings on a human journey. Applying this universal law in our life empowers us to better understand and navigate life’s many ups and downs with greater resilience, acceptance and inner peace.
For example, if we’re feeling that others are happier or luckier in life than we are, it is because we are comparing our circumstances with someone else’s. It is based on our own limited perspective. Instead, it makes more sense to focus on our own path and be more appreciative of the blessings in our own life.
Consider the beloved fairy tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. In the story the bears’ porridge is either too hot, or too cold, or just right. But the porridge that is too hot for Goldilocks, is just right for the papa bear, and the bowl that is too cold, is perfect for mama bear. How we like our porridge is relative to how others may prefer theirs.
What is right for us may not be right for the next person, and what is great for them may not suit us at all. Moral of the story? If we are dissatisfied with aspects of our own life, we might consider looking at it with a new set of eyes. There are several sides to every story. In the end, it is up to us how we choose to see it.
