subject: The Law Of Abundance And What You Can Expect From It [print this page] Amongst other things, the law of abundance states that you won't be able to enjoy the abundance that the universe has to offer unless you're able and willing to share it with others. In fact, the more you share the more abundance you'll attract, which sounds counter intuitive at first glance.
Karma states that whatever you do in life is weighed for or against you is used to determine your blessings and curses in your next life. Bad behavior promotes bad tidings and nice behavior promotes nice tidings, and so on and so on. The balance in the cosmos is the main idea behind many religions and more than twice as many culture traditions.
If you act bad then bad things will happen to you to even out your cosmic chart. Balance seems to be the main theme in dozens of religions and twice as many cultural traditions. From the wiccans who believe that you should harm none and their unbiased rule of three that explains that whatever you do to someone else will come back to you threefold.
The Christian idea that you must do only unto others as you'd wish done to you. And even to the humanitarians who try the method of paying it forward. The law of abundance may not be followed by everyone but at least it's understood instinctively by all. The universe is built on balance and those building blocks have to be followed if it's expected to run smoothly.
For one opposite end of the balance to go on indefinitely without interference of the other would cause chaos. Meaning that in order to truly appreciate the spirit of the law of abundance and what it portrays then we have to embrace it fully. Share the abundance that the universe has given you with those around you.
When the opposite isn't doing its part it messes up everything in a domino effect that's unstoppable. With that in mind it's important to remember that if you're searching for the providence that the law of abundance offers then you must be willing to then turn that providence on to other people.
