Law of Nature: Inner Law
There is only the one Supreme Life, manifesting in a countless assortment of ways. Behind the workings of this Supreme Life, no matter how strange, unexpected or even wonderful to our vague and purblind eyes, there exists a Divine Order. There is, without a possibility of doubt, a larger consciousness than that which we call the waking consciousness of Man, which works in our brain and nervous system. In course of the several ages past, this consciousness has been unfolding and growing under the influence of the Divine Order, by attempting to fulfill perfectly every obligation of life.
This Divine Order, which stems from an inner law that is perfect, is not a result of compulsion because in its outpouring of life everything is done gladly, willingly, and in perfect self-surrender. A Divine Sacrifice is involved and the Sacrifice finds its faint reflection in the hearts of Man.
Unlike man-made laws, the Inner Law or the Law of Nature is not a command issued by any authority. It is simply a statement of conditions that states a sequence of happenings as a result. No punishment, therefore, is involved. It is simply that if conditions change, the results will also change with them. However, the results that follow the sequence of happenings under given conditions are inevitable, unchanging and never an arbitrary infliction of punishment.
Unlike the laws of Man that can be broken, Nature knows no violations of her Laws. The Law remains ever the same. This actually gives rise to a sense of perfect security, of infinite power and of unbounded possibilities. This absolute certainty of results is in direct contrast to the laws of Man that work in a region of arbitrary whims.
This Law of Nature is no doubt a danger when not known, but when known and understood it becomes a savior. Thus, do we see that to work in peace and security in the realm of this law, what is required is Knowledge - Absolute Knowledge.

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