NATURAL LAW

Natural law and the subconscious mind can be explored through their connections to morality, behavior, and the underlying principles that govern human existence.

Natural Law

Natural law refers to a philosophy asserting that certain rights and moral values are inherent in human nature and can be understood through reason. It emphasizes that there are universal moral standards, often linked to human dignity and the pursuit of the common good. This idea suggests that individuals can access these moral truths through rational thought and intuitive understanding.

The Subconscious Mind

The subconscious mind stores our experiences, beliefs, and instincts, influencing our thoughts and behaviors without our conscious awareness. It can hold deeply ingrained beliefs about right and wrong, shaped by personal experiences, cultural norms, and societal values.

Connection Between the Two

1. Moral Intuition: The subconscious mind may process natural law principles as moral intuitions. For example, feelings of empathy and fairness can stem from subconscious beliefs aligned with natural law, guiding behavior in ways that reflect innate moral understanding.

2. Behavioral Influence: Subconscious beliefs can drive actions that either align with or conflict with natural law. If someone’s subconscious is filled with negative experiences or societal conditioning, it may lead to behavior that contradicts the inherent values of natural law.

3. Awakening Awareness: Techniques like introspection, meditation, or even therapy can help individuals explore their subconscious, revealing beliefs that may either resonate with or contradict natural law principles. This exploration can lead to a deeper understanding of one’s moral compass.

4. Manifestation of Values: When individuals align their subconscious beliefs with the principles of natural law, they often find a greater sense of purpose and fulfillment. This alignment can help them make decisions that reflect their deepest values.

And so society continuously challenges us with unnatural laws that authority has created for us to follow.  Of course there should be morals to follow to deter the world from complete chaos. At many times it is necessary but it should not be controlled by rules that were created by anyone or any force that opposes the  inevitable existence of natural law.  The truth cannot be lied to and in the end natural law will always prevail.