Natural Law - Karma

Knowledge for Spiritual Living Group meets every Monday night.

We recently discussed the all too familiar word Karma

All too frequently when something doesn't quite go the way it should a person may be told "well that's Karma for you," with little or no recognition of Natural Law.

Perhaps the first thing that should be learned as we begin our Spiritual Journey is Natural Law.
Natural Law is Gods Law.
Unchangeable, Unfaltering, Predictable

If I claim to be a Spiritual healer but place my hand in the fire, it will get burned
and that is simply Natural Law, and not Karma

Man tries to change everything he can get his hands on but

The seasons follow seasons and always will, Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Fall
The birds don't try to fly they just fly
The grass doesn't try to grow it just grows
and man can never turn back the tide.

One devout Christian lady was heard to say she didn't water her garden because God would!
when her lawn died she declared, It is Gods will for me not to have a garden
She had failed to do her part and so it died, simply 'Natural Law'

Some greedy Gentlemen farmers in England tried to make their sheep lamb twice a year, they lost heavily, both in the time spent nursing the sheep, often through the bitter cold night, and the loss of both sheep and lambs.
An attempt to break the unfailing 'Natural Law'

A lady stood on a short stool to reach for something on a high shelf, with the effect that she lost her balance, fell backward and seriously damaged her back. She was confined to bed, rest and therapy for six months.

This lady was extremely active and was due to have taken a trip to talk at a spiritual convention. Many people made sympathetic comments such as....You know perhaps you were not meant to go, and others said maybe it's Karma.

lets take a look, the stool was too short, the shelf out of reach, this created the body to be off balance, and the stool tippled over with painful consequences. Natural Law.

Take time to read such books as Natural Law in the Spirit World by Henry Drummond
and The Debatable Land between this World and the Next by Robert Dale Owen

Natural Law is perfect, it is harmony with all of nature, flowing throughout the universe.

As we quench our thurst for knowledge, so our pathway will illuminate.