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Of course you’ve heard of the Golden Rule. And I’ve talked before about how this works regardless of whether you believe it or not. It’s just too true.

And this fills all our lives. I’ve even found this to be the basis for law – Dr. Frederick Graves covers this in some detail in his Jurisdictionary course. The reason people sue each other is to get some recourse to how people think others should have acted and didn’t. And the trial process (in the U.S.) will actually determine the truth of a matter if allowed and encouraged to run its course by people who are trained in it.

Ripoff artists and Lawyers can have a hard time with this, however. They set up their lives trying to ignore this basic rule. And so go after people who interfere with how they think the universe actually runs. They think that a poorly executed contract is defensible in the courts if you can’t simply bluff and stall and stonewall your way out of what everyone else considers is fair and equitable treatment.

But lawyers like to keep their knowledge of how the law works quiet – so they can keep some sort of monopoly on this area. And factually, they are sworn in as agents of the court – which takes precedence over their treatment toward even their own clients. And that is why I recommend everyone get Jurisdictionary – self-defense even against your hired lawyers.

But the Golden Rule is based on even older datums that the 2,000+ year old Gospel which was handed down to us. Every single philosophy and religion that survives on this planet has some version of it.

What Jesus was covering was nothing more than simply observing how the actual universe operates.

But this Rule or Law isn’t the most basic statement of it.

The ancient Polynesians – Huna, it’s called these days – had a saying: “The world is what you think it is.” And that is really the bottom line. But they also said, right after that: “There are no limits.”  Meaning that we are all connected through and through. What you think and do actually goes out to everyone else. But because you are really talking to yourself (so to speak) – it all simply and eventually comes back to you.

Go hit someone and you’ll get struck in return. Rip off someone and get ripped off in return. File a false lawsuit and find your paid-for lawyer now giving you a bill for defending your against a frivolous lawsuit.

Because we are all connected, and everything we do comes back to us.

If you think critically of someone, they’ll get it. But if you seek to live at peace with everyone around you – sending your blessings and best, most constructive thoughts out to everyone you deal with, then you are going to have a very peaceful life and one which is remarkably happy and satisfying.

As well, you are going to be able to hold onto your prosperity – whatever you don’t also donate or give away to help others.

Whatever you do or say or think toward others comes back to you in spades – because you are really (in one explanation) simply talking or acting or thinking toward yourself at the same time.

Here’s another idea. Let’s say that all that stuff about God being omniscient and omnipresent is true. So “He’s” in everything and everywhere. So “He” is you and me and all of us. Like an instant, always-on chat or email line. You send something out and it instantly arrives to all points at once. And you get a cc: of it as well. Go ahead – hit someone. And you not only feel the pain of that hit, but you get punched right back and feel the pain of that hit, too.

There are just too many examples of this.

But what is the point of this?

Start working toward only constructive and creative goals and this is what will come into your life – in spades. But keep thinking or saying critical thoughts and you’ll keep finding people being critical of you (and you’ll also have self-critical thoughts as well.)

Want a life that only contains happiness, peace, and understanding all around you? Use Sedona Method release technique on all the non-constructive, bitter thinking you do and these will start replacing automagically with constructive, positive thinking – and find your world moving in prosperous and abundant new ways. Just too easy to get your own personal freedom this way.

Check it out for yourself. It’s a lot more fun than a punch in the gut…

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