UNIVERSAL LAWS

UNIVERSAL LAWS

The 12 Universal Laws & 21 Sub-Laws

Everyone Needs to Know for Success in Life

by: Wilfred Rawventure Campbell

The Universal Laws are all inter-related and are founded on the understanding that everything in the universe is energy, including us, and that energy moves in a circular fashion. At the microscopic level, we are a whirling mass of electrons and energy atoms spinning rapidly. In fact, everything in the world is comprised of energy and we are intimately connected with this sea of energy, this sea of whirling electrons.

Our thoughts, feelings, words, and actions are all forms of energy. What we think, feel, say, and do in each moment comes back to us to create our realities. Energy moves in a circle, so what goes around comes around. The combined thoughts, feelings, words and actions of everyone on the planet creates our collective consciousness, it creates the world we see before us.

The exciting news is, because our thoughts, feelings, words and actions create the world around us, we have the power to create a world of peace, harmony and abundance. In order to do this, it is essential that we learn to control our thoughts and emotions. Understanding the Universal Laws help us to do this.

There isn’t just the Law of Attraction you know! The Secret made the Law of Attraction very well known, but without learning about the other universal laws and mastering these ones too - you may be left high and dry when it comes to manifesting the life of your dreams…

When you don’t understand and/or live in harmony with the Law of Attraction, Vibration, Polarity, Rhythm, Gender, Cause and Effect, Perpetual Transmutation of Energy, Reciprocity, Mental-ism, Correspondence, etc., you will suffer – as those laws are not biased and are fixed and they operate despite one’s ignorance.

1 ~ The Law of Divine Oneness

We live in a world where everything and everyone is connected to everything and everyone else. Every single thing we are doing, saying, thinking and believing effects others around us as well as the universe we are part of. We are all connected.

2 ~ The Law of Vibration

Everything single thing in our universe moves, vibrates and travels in circular motions. These very same principles of vibration apply in our physical world through our thoughts, feelings and desires. Everything has it’s own vibrational frequency from sounds, to things and even our thoughts. Your vibration will attract like vibrations to you.

3 ~ The Law of Action

To see the Law of Attraction in Action we must take inspired action. To manifest the things we desire we must engage in actions which support our desires as well as our thoughts, dreams, emotions and words.

4 ~ The Law of Correspondence

As Above, So Below. Energy, Light, Vibration and Motion all have their corresponding principles. Everything on the physical plane has a corresponding principle out there in the universe.

5 ~ The Law of Cause & Effect

Nothing ever happens by chance. We reap what we sow, every action has a reaction and consequence. What we put out there we get back. Karma….

6 ~ The Law of Compensation

As for the Law of Cause and Effect what we put out we get back by way of abundance in all area’s. By helping others and taking positive actions great things will come back into our lives. We will be compensated for our good deeds, give your heart and soul to everything.

7 ~ The Law of Attraction

What we think about we bring about, our thoughts become things. All of our thoughts, feelings, words and actions are producing energy which in turn attract like energies and things into our lives. Negative or Positive like attracts like. The Law of Attraction is also known as the Law of Love ♥

8 ~ The Law of Perpetual Transmutation of Energy

Simply put, everyone has the ability within them to transform their life. We can do this by understanding these universal laws and changing our energy. It’s up to us to do it! Higher vibrations consume and transform lower ones; thus, each of us can change the energies in our lives by understanding the Universal Laws and applying the principles in such a way as to effect change. More importantly it explains that even thoughts are energy that also transform and manifest in our lives in direct accordance to our mindset & the type of attention we apply to them.

9 ~ The Law of Relativity

Everyone has challenges! We are all given challenges for a reason, opportunities to learn and grow. These challenges are sent to strengthen our inner light. The law also wants us to look at other people’s challenges and problems worse than ours so we can gain perspective. It’s all relative.

10 ~ The Law of Polarity

Everything has a polar opposite good or bad. This is the Contrast and Clarity, when you know what you don’t want in turn you know what you do want. Focus on the Good things you want

11 ~ The Law of Rhythm

Everything moves and vibrates to certain rhythms. This can be seasons, cycles, stages of our development and patterns happening in the universe. We need to stay in flow throughout these rhythms of life.

12 ~ The Law of Gender

Yin & Yang. Everything and everyone has feminine and masculine principles and energies, this is how creation happens in the universe. We must all find the balance between the two to master our lives.

The 21 Sub-Laws

There are also 21 Sub-Laws which relate to the human characteristics we should embody in our lives ~

Aspiration to A Higher Power

Charity

Compassion

Courage

Dedication

Faith

Forgiveness

Generosity

Grace

Honesty

Hope

Joy

Kindness

Leadership

Noninterference

Patience

Praise

Responsibility

Self-Love

Thankfulness

Unconditional Love

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Working Definition of Indigenous Peoples

Working Definition of Indigenous Peoples

Indigenous communities, peoples and nations are those which, having a historical continuity with pre-invasion and pre-colonial societies that developed on their territories, consider themselves distinct from other sectors of the societies now prevailing on those territories, or parts of them. They form at present non-dominant sectors of society and are determined to preserve, develop and transmit to future generations their ancestral territories, and their ethnic identity, as the basis of their continued existence as peoples, in accordance with their own cultural patterns, social institutions and legal system.

This historical continuity may consist of the continuation, for an extended period reaching into the present of one or more of the following factors:

• * Occupation of ancestral lands, or at least of part of them
• * Common ancestry with the original occupants of these lands
• *Culture in general, or in specific manifestations (such as religion, living under a tribal system, membership of an indigenous community, dress, means of livelihood, lifestyle, etc.)
• *Language (whether used as the only language, as mother-tongue, as the habitual means of communication at home or in the family, or as the main, preferred, habitual, general or normal language)
• *Residence in certain parts of the country, or in certain regions of the world
• *Other relevant factors.

On an individual basis, an indigenous person is one who belongs to these indigenous populations through self-identification as indigenous (group consciousness) and is recognized and accepted by these populations as one of its members (acceptance by the group). This preserves for these communities the sovereign right and power to decide who belongs to them, without external interference.

~Jose R. Martinez Cobo

Indigenous Healing

Indigenous Healing

Because 80% of the World’s population cannot afford Western high-tech medicine, indigenous traditions still collectively play an important global health-care role - so much so that the World Health Organization recommended that they be integrated into national health-care policies and programs.

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considers indigenous healing traditions.

Common themes, such as spirituality and nature’s key roles, often exist in many of the world’s geographically diverse traditions, especially among those with more ancient origins. Ancient wisdom often has much contemporary validity.

Indigenous Medicine: Much of the world’s foods and medicines have Indigenous origins. For example, more than 200 Native-American herbal medicines have been listed at one time or another in the US Pharmacopoeia; many modern drugs have botanical origins in these medicines.

Spiritual Connections: A major difference between traditional Indigenous and conventional medicine concerns the role of spirit and connection. Indigenous medicine considers spirit an inseparable element of healing. Not only is the patient’s spirit important but the spirit of the healer, the patient’s family, community, and environment, and the medicine, itself. More importantly, healing must take in account the dynamics between these spiritual forces as a part of the universal spirit.

Instead of modern medicine’s view of separation that focuses on fixing unique body parts in distinct individuals separate from each other and the environment, the traditions of Indigenous People believe we are all synergistically part of a whole that is greater than the sum of the parts; healing must be considered within this context.

Basically, the fundamental goal of all indigenous healing is to establish a better spiritual equilibrium between patients and their universe, which, in turn, translates into physical and mental health. In the case of a traumatic injury, re-establishing this spiritual equilibrium is often much more challenging.

Disability: The idea of wholeness is paramount in understanding Indigenous perception of disability. Unlike many cultures that shun people with disabilities, Indigenous People honor and respect them. They believe that a person weak in body is often blessed by the Creator as being especially strong in mind and spirit. By reducing our emphasis on the physical, which promotes our view of separation from our fellow man and all that is, a greater sense of connection with the whole is created, the ultimate source of strength.

Distinguishing Features: In addition to these overarching philosophical differences, there are many other features that distinguish Indigenous from Western medicine.

In Honoring the Medicine: The Essential Guide to Native American Healing, recently selected as the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s Wellness Book of the Year, Kenneth “Bear Hawk” Cohen summarizes some of theses features.

Healing Approaches

Plants: Because of the Indigenous Peoples’ intimate relationship with nature, many therapies emphasize plants, including: many herbal remedies; tobacco, the herb of prayer used to communicate with the spiritual world and nature; and smudge, a purification procedure in which a plant’s aromatic smoke cleanses an area of negative energies, thoughts, feelings, and spirits.

Prayer: Wholistic Indigenous prayer concentrates the mind on healing, promotes health-enhancing emotions and feelings, and connects people to sacred healing forces.

Ceremony: Indigenous ceremonies incorporate a variety of healing modalities into a ritualized context for seeking spiritual guidance.

“...at one time in their history, all cultures have had beneficial healing ceremonies; unfortunately, most modern, white-culture ceremonies have become so sterile they are not conducive for healing.”

~ Dr. Mehl-Madrona

Self-Identificaion

Instead of offering a definition, Article 33 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples underlines the importance of self-identification- that Indigenous Peoples themselves definte their own identity as indigenous.

Article 33 of the United Nations Declation of the RIghts of Indigenous Peoples

       1. Indigenous Peoples have the right to determine their own identity or membership in accordance with their customs and traditions. This does not impair the right of indigenous individuals to obtain citizenship of the States in which they live.

       2. Indigenous Peoples have the right to determine the structures and to select the membership of their institutions in accordance with their own procedures.

It is sometimes argued that all Africans are indigenous to Africa and that by separating Africa into indigenous and non-indigenous groups, separate classes of citizens are being created with different rights. The same argument is made in many parts of Asia.

In these regions the focus should be more on recent approaches focusing on self-definition as indigenous and on being distinctly different from other groups within a state; on a special attachment to and use of their traditional land whereby ancestral and cultural survival as peoples; on an experience of subjugation, marginalization, dispossession, exclusion or discrimination because these peoples have different cultures,m ways of life or modes of production than the national hegemonic and dominant model. 

http://www.sci-therapies.info/Indigenous.htm

Earth, Teach Me

Earth teach me quiet ~
as the grasses are still with new light.

Earth teach me suffering ~
as old stones suffer with memory.

Earth teach me humility ~
as blossoms are humble with beginning.

Earth teach me caring ~
as mothers nurture their young.

Earth teach me courage ~
as the tree that stands alone.

Earth teach me limitation ~
as the ant that crawls on the ground.

Earth teach me freedom ~
as the eagle that soars in the sky.

Earth teach me acceptance ~
as the leaves that die each fall.

Earth teach me renewal ~
as the seed that rises in the spring.

Earth teach me to forget myself ~
as melted snow forgets its life.

Earth teach me to remember kindness ~
as dry fields weep with rain.

- An Ute Prayer

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DAVID'S TESTIMONY

DAVID'S TESTIMONY

David Alan Ausar Hetep

Around summer of 2009 I went through one of the roughest times of my life. I literally hit rock bottom: emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. I felt I had nowhere to go to escape or to begin to explain the state of mental turmoil that I felt. It was overwhelming and seemed to consume and negatively affect my entire life. Though I was never officially diagnosed, I felt as if I was going through a sate of severe depression. It was almost as if the light of the world had literally gone dark.  I felt unmotivated, angry, sad and confused - all at the same damn time. I had no idea what to do. I could not control the focus of my thoughts or my emotional being. My sleep suffered as well as my dietary choices. Even still, I knew there was a way to overcome what I was experiencing without resulting to traditional western medication - so I sought out answers.  

I later decided to turn my attention to the study of Natural Healing Therapies. Shortly after that I stumbled across the books that would change my life forever. They introduced the basics of meditation, proper breathing, natural dieting, fasting, attuning with Mother Nature and the therapeutic uses of crystals. Since I felt I really had nothing to lose, I began to immerse myself in the knowledge being presented. I began to meditate 3 times a day; adopted a wholesome, predominately vegetarian, diet; worked intimately with crystals; and spent considerably more time in Nature.

My new lifestyle choices brought about a positive change noticed by my friends, co-workers, and family. It seemed to greatly impact and improve all aspects of my life: physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.  I realized much later that my dietary choices played the largest part in the positive or negative state of my mental state and overall health. I was honestly shocked overall at the results that followed: a greater ability to communicate concisely, heightened energy levels, improved memory, and the need of considerably less sleep - just to name a few.

These personal experiences inspired me to further explore the benefits of utilizing natural remedies to bring about radiant health and wellbeing within myself and others. I greatly wanted to share my experiences in a way that would benefit others.  In 2011, I attended the Natural Health Institute and obtained my license in massage therapy. There I was further educated in various natural therapeutic practices and personally experienced the benefits of Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, myofascial release, cranial sacral therapy, energy work.  Afterwards, my life was changed forever. I have chosen to teach all I have learned to those seeking assistance in achieving a state of optimal health through utilizing natural remedies and practices. I am now a licensed massage therapist, certified energy worker and Wholistic Metaphysical Wellness LifeCoach with an intention to inspire, educate and promote the many benefits of choosing a wholistic and natural lifestyle and spiritual perspective. 

David is a Radiant Health Institute Wholistic Metaphysical Wellness LifeCoach, licensed massage therapist, energy worker, writer, public speaker, and an organic farming and self-sustainability advocate.

David Alan Patterson

David Alan Patterson

"Meditation is Natural Medication for the Mind."

~ David Alan Patterson

David is a Radiant Health Institute Wholistic Metaphysical Wellness LifeCoach and a licensed Intuitive Massage Therapist of the Natural Health Institute. He is a skilled Shaman, angelologist, and meditation coach. David also is a public speaker, writer, artist, and dedicated advocate of wholistic farming and self-sustainability.  His approach to health and wholeness come with a strong emphasis in integrating nutrition, exercise and meditation practices.  David is especially effective in his work by realizing the necessity of applying unique approaches for each individual. He utilizes a wide variety of natural healing modalities to do this. David is devoted to mastering the natural healing arts. He is a personally motivated teacher and mentor to all in searching to achieve and maintain wholeness and optimal health.

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IAYAALIS Kali-Ma'at ELOAI

IAYAALIS Kali-Ma’at ELOAI
Supernal Love Creatrix

"As a spiritual adviser,
my true intention is to offer guidance
to assist you in manifesting your highest destiny." ~IAYAALIS Kali-Ma’at ELOAI

IAYAALIS is a certified Radiant Health Institute 

Wholistic Metaphysical Wellness LifeCoach 

- specializing in the Spiritual Indigenous Healing Arts. IAYAALIS is an 'Emissary of The Divine Feminine', an Oracle and Kemetic (Ancient Egyptian) Shaman. She is a spiritual adviser, professional music and visual artist, writer, public speaker, and alternative health practitioner who is successfully healing herself of Multiple Sclerosis. IAYAALIS works with a wide variety of metaphysical tools and natural wholistic healing modalities to assist in the process of spiritual growth with the overall objective to empower you and enhance your existence in the life you choose. As a well trained and gifted channeller and Indigenous Healing Artist, her aim is to offer insight for resolutions on a large range of concerns from personal health and relationship matters to business and financial situations.

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