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Tarzan

08-01-2001, 01:50 PM

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>so far i have noted from the law of one series, a few mentioned laws, to wit:
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>law of one
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>law of confusion(also called law of free will)
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>and...?
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>surely there are more laws which govern the universe(s). i did find this site...well, i can't find it in my favorites folder...but it had a list of over a hundred universal laws, but the whole list seemed highly distorted, though accurate in some ways.
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>i'd like to see a definitive list of universal laws and clear definitions of each law thereof--is there one?
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>seth

Jeremy Weiland

08-03-2001, 08:19 AM

hi seth,

> surely there are more laws which govern the
> universe(s). i did find this site...well, i
> can't find it in my favorites folder...but it
> had a list of over a hundred universal laws,
> but the whole list seemed highly distorted,
> though accurate in some ways.

from my understanding of the ra material, there are many (probably an
infinite) number of *distortions* of the law of one, which manifest and are
recognized as separately functioning laws. but they all emanate from the
law of one, so in reality there is only one law. however, i believe that
the law of one inevitably gets applied to situations that are not in
complete unity (since we are not in a state of complete unity), and
therefore a law that takes this distortion into account is itself
neccessarily distorted. this doesn't mean that the distortions and laws are
not helpful - certainly, the law of free will is a very effective way of
learning the law of one. but remember that it is a portion, and that the
whole law cannot be transmitted in books, but must be sought within.

so don't sweat finding all the little laws... the big law is manifesting
itself every moment of your awareness. remember, even in science, laws are
just models for understanding the world, and they are subject to the state
of awareness and consciousness of the scientist. there is no "list" of
rules to follow - just try to learn from your experiences (it's the way
scientists find laws). and, as always, this is just my opinion. good luck
with ra!

later,

jeremy

rodj

08-04-2001, 02:16 AM

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>i'd like to see a definitive list of universal laws and clear definitions of each law thereof--is there one?
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>seth
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>dear seth, 
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>as to your simple question above, were you to follow the epistamology of modern science on physical laws of the universe you could construct such a list. however, laws of the universe in the metaphysical sence are unique to each metaphysical perspective.at this point in my life studies i have found only few commonalities in universal laws. perhaps someone has put together a comparitive commentary on perspectives of univeral laws. if so, i also would be very interested in it.
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