The Law of Nature

The Law of Nature states that existing configurations of form/energy display specific tendencies that persist until that configuration is no longer needed, or adversity, in sufficient force to override those tendencies, is applied.

Here again, I shall turn to the Law of Love. We have said that it is the nature of love to bind together what is intended to be together. Love binds the sub-atomic particles that hold together as an atom, the atoms that hold together as a molecule, the molecules that hold together as a compound, et cetera. In short, love is what holds together the separate waves of energy that comprise any and all temporary and permanent forms.

However, thanks to the Laws of Polarity and Gender , we also know that the nature of all forms is to possess a balance of opposing properties. And, thanks to the Laws of **Energy Transmutation** and** Abundance**, we know that all forms are configured and reconfigured as needed.

The Law of Nature serves to preserve the tendencies of all configurations and forces to maintain their ability to serve the universe as intended.

That which the universe creates, and that which we manifest, would be for naught if it had no “staying power”, no ability to last over time, no durability. Likewise, it would also be for naught if it did not efficiently, or at least effectively, serve its intended purpose. Infinite intelligence requires of all things that come into existence the ability to serve multiple purposes.

It is necessary therefore that all things maintain their properties until they are no longer needed or are destroyed by a force greater than the love which holds it together, thus the need for a Law of Nature.

Every creation, configuration, reconfiguration, or manifestation is held together by love. But, because the perspective of the universe is such that all things are in infinite supply, no single form is of paramount importance and is therefore, to some extent, considered with some indifference by the universe. This means that while the universe is busy aligning forces to fulfill potential, it is not particularly “attached to” or “needy of” any specific form, leaving all forms, and forces, susceptible to adversity and expiration. This is the nature of the universe.

Additionally, since the Law of Relativity provides that the value of any form is relative, Infinite Intelligence also requires all forms to be subject to malleability (capable of reshaping); to possess the ability to shift in presence between polarities and ultimately to be transmuted altogether. This is the nature of all things.