The Science Behind the Law of Attraction Magazine October, 2015 | Page 34

divine balance. So then according to the first principle, in
this universe, every one of our human thoughts, feelings,
words and actions are all individual forms of universal
energy. That being the case, then according to the second
principle, when our bodies put these energies out on one
level in this incarnation---the physical level, they are forced
to continue on in that divine circular pattern and come back
to us through the spirit of our soul on the next level---the
spiritual one. They have to, every one of them, good, bad or
fattening. Not because, as most of us were taught to believe,
the wrath of God is punishing us, but because (and think
about this for a minute) as universal law would have it, the
divine order of the cosmos is just balancing itself. What
goes around must come around. Yes, it?s that simple,
because in a multi-leveled
universe of divine energy,
it?s just science. Of course,
in the beginning, when all
universal levels were
present and accounted for,
our science was also that
spiritual which is exactly
why our ancient
astronomers were among
the first to get it. (It?s also exactly why most astrologers, like
myself, won?t analyze a birth chart without implementing it).
Human actions have spiritual consequences.
If this sounds a lot like karma to you that?s only because, as
I explain in my book Cosmic Karma, Understanding Your
Contract with the Universe, that?s what the universal Law of
Compensation is. Nothing more than the spiritual version of
cause and effect. In fact, as far as I?m concerned, nothing
less than the same principle practiced in just about every
religion known to man. Good old fashioned accountably for
the soul. So why is that? Why is such a proven scientific
principle like ?cause and effect? such a fundamental part of
most religious teachings? As interesting a question as that
is, the really interesting question to me is, why not? I mean
really, why isn?t the development of our soul considered a
recognized field of scientific study? It is when it comes to
any field that involves the development of our minds or
bodies. So then, why not the soul? After all, if spirit is the
highest intellectual dimension, as many believe it is,
wouldn?t the wonderful world of science in general and the
field of astronomy in particular be better off if this
overlooked dimension were invited to the cosmic party?
Wouldn?t it be a more interesting party? At the very least,
wouldn?t it be a more stimulating one? I think so. But then,
I?m someone whose life and belief system were as much
transformed by the readings of the psychic, Edgar Cayce as
they were by the writings of the astronomer, Carl Sagan.
And while I have Sagan to thank for my life-long pa