Natural law is a philosophical theory that posits that there is a universal moral code that is inherent in the natural order and that can be understood through reason and conscience. This moral code is believed to be universal and applicable to all people, regardless of their cultural or social background.
According to the theory of natural law, these moral principles are not created by humans or dependent on the laws of any particular society, but rather they are inherent in the nature of the universe and can be discovered through reason and contemplation.
Natural law theories have been influential in the development of various legal and moral systems throughout history. They have also been used to justify certain political and social positions, such as the belief in the inherent rights of individuals or the idea that certain actions are inherently wrong and should be prohibited by law.
Some philosophers and theologians who have influenced the development of natural law theory include Thomas Aquinas, John Locke, and Immanuel Kant.
Concious beings have the ability for self-reflection and to discover the secrets of Nature.
From various Cosmic Concious messengers (e.g. Dr. Walter Russell) we have received intimate knowlegde of the way our Universe works.
There is only One source of all living things, the Universal One, whose electric thinking continuously generates our worlds (physical, mental, spiritual) as a thougth in rhythmic balanced interchange. This first Hermetic principle is also known as the Principle of Mentalism, Universal Mind, which is all encompassing and loving.

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