The Law is Our Faithful Servant

The Universal Law of Cause and Effect is called the Doer, Blind Force, The Creative Medium. It is called many things. It is our faithful servant and it only thinks deductively. That means it does not reason, but only does as we say. It responds to the power of our word backed by our belief.

Recently, I was in a car accident, which someone pointed out to me was not an "accident" but "on purpose." Since I was the person at fault and hit someone else, these words stirred me into emotion. I would never purposely set out to hurt anyone. I did not set out that morning to purposely hit another car with my car. However, I did have a conscious upon the impersonal Law when I left the house that morning. I wanted to work from home and resisted going.

The first thing that happened was my husband was using the car I usually used which left me in the car with out my parking pass. I would have to park somewhere else that day, which put me on the street where the collision occurred. As I pulled out of my garage, I treated for my new Prius or better, and I knew it was already here.

Well, my faithful servant, the Law worked as fast as possible, ala the car accident, which catapulted me home to work after getting towed to the body shop, and then because I do not have renter's on my insurance, a friend lent me her Priuus.

So when thinking about these series of events and knowing that I did not leave the house wanting to hurt someone else or wreck my car, I still cannot call this an accident. Thank God for Grace and Rita's overall sense of well being and non-violence and peace and love which created a a minor instead of a major accident.

So what can I learn from all this. I cannot tell the Law how to do something, for that would be outlining. As I told my practitioner when he was treating for me at the scene of the accident, I feel like my resistance to work created this.

I feel somewhat like the Sorcerer's Apprentice ala Disney's Mickey Mouse. Learning the power of the law without clarity is precarious. I pray for clarity, the ability to trust my intuition. My boot camp word this time around is Gratitude. Perhaps if I used a little more of that, still moving forward at all times to love, live and serve. I would experience more constructive ways of demonstration than car accidents.

Any thoughts on this?

love,
Rita