Incidents

So I am in Bible Study as I am every morning and we are studying John chapter one. We are just getting into it and one person was bumped and coffee spilled all over him. Sigh….

This happens so much in life – I. Hate. It. I really wish life could be without incidents because they happen to interrupt the “flow”. Persons like me are not great with jobs that have lots of interruptions. It takes so much energy. Am I from Earth where there is constant incidents and upheavals of all kinds? There is not a time where there is stillness and peace here. Is there?

Throughout history, there have been periods of relative peace, but there is no documented instance of total peace on Earth. Historians suggest that the world has never been entirely free from war, with many periods of peace, such as the Pax Romana (Roman Peace) and the Pax Mongolica (Mongol Peace), but these were not universally peaceful across all regions and did not last indefinitely. The Correlates of War Project indicates that since 1816, there has not been a single point in time when the world was not in a state of war. Therefore, while there have been moments of tranquility, the concept of perpetual peace is not supported by historical evidence.

Interesting side article that lists when God brought peace to chaos: 7 Times God Brings Peace Out of Chaos in the Bible – Slideshows | Bible Study Tools

Ordo ab chao

The phrase “out of chaos, peace” translates to “ordo ab chao” in Latin. This phrase signifies the idea that order can emerge from disorder, often used in philosophical and esoteric contexts.

Even so what a beautiful world we have and live in and can enjoy:

Negativity begits Negativity

Evil begets more Evil

Hate generates Hate

What you do is coming back to you.

Ordo ab chao

A universal law is a fundamental, non-man-made principle that governs the operations of reality and consequence, existing regardless of human belief or presence. These laws describe how the universe functions, with various frameworks outlining specific laws like the Law of Cause and Effect, Law of Attraction, and the Law of Oneness. While some universal laws are scientific principles like gravitation, others, often found in esoteric teachings, describe how energy and consciousness shape reality.

The 12 Universal Laws

While there are varying interpretations, the following are some of the most recognized “universal laws”:

Law of Vibration: Everything in the universe is in constant motion, and nothing rests. Every particle, atom, and being vibrates at a unique frequency.
Law of Correspondence: “As above, so below.” This law states that there is a perfect correlation between the physical, mental, and spiritual realms, and that our outer world mirrors our inner state.
Law of Attraction: Like attracts like. Your dominant thoughts and feelings determine the vibrational frequency you are in, which then attracts similar situations, experiences, and people into your life.
Law of Cause and Effect: Also known as the Law of Action and Reaction, this principle states that every cause has an equal and opposite effect. Your actions and intentions create reactions and consequences that will return to you.
Law of Perpetual Transmutation of Energy: Energy is constantly transforming from one form to another. You can shift the vibrational frequency of energy by applying a higher vibration, changing your emotional state.
Law of Relativity: Everything is connected and exists on a spectrum. Nothing is inherently good or bad; things are only defined by how they are perceived.
Law of Polarity: Everything has two sides or opposing poles, such as positive and negative, light and dark, or joy and sorrow.
Law of Rhythm: Everything in the universe operates in a cyclical pattern, with ebbs and flows.
Law of Gender: Everything has its masculine and feminine principles, which are essential for creation and balance.
Law of Divine Oneness: We are all interconnected and part of a single, unified energy, with no true separation between any aspect of existence.
Law of Action: To achieve a goal or create a new reality, one must take inspired and consistent action.
Law of Compensation: You will receive the fruits of your labor. The more you give (time, energy, intention), the more you will receive in return.