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I find that I’m getting distracted pretty easily on the actual implementation of Universal Law #1.  As I sat to reflect on yesterday’s questions I realized that I hadn’t followed through on one of them.  Pretty enlightening.  I was also feeling a little discouraged yesterday as a few issues I am in earnest to resolve are just sitting there without movement.

What I am really noticing about this study is how easily distracted I become by things that are not nearly as important as this little spiritual study.  Very interesting indeed.

So, today, I’m moving into the 2nd Law to see what is happening on this level.

The Law of Correspondence-The Inner and Outer Universes

This Law states, “As above, so below.  As below, so above.”

The description is; anything that exists on one level of reality or consciousness also exists or is reflected on all levels.

I have heard this teaching since a teenager and often wondered of the greater reality of it.  Still not grasping it.  If it is the same why do we worry/scurry so?  If all is a reflection within a glass what is the big deal to get from point A to point B?

I actually believe that reflecting on this one might just set me free.
The Law of Correspondence tells us that everything exists on every level of reality.  Think of your home.  It exists in the physical reality; you have a picture of it in your mind.  It also exists in the emotional reality of good times and sad times in your memories etc.  In other words, your home exists in many layers of reality.

Therefore, the person you wish to become already exists within you.  Personal transformation means moving to a greater understanding of our divine selves-learning to move back and forth between the physical and spiritual realms.

Questions to ponder today:

What are the recurring lessons in my life?

Am I patient with myself as I work through them?

How is my experience changing each time the lesson comes up?

Am I gaining new perspective and insight each time, or am I stuck?

Am I able to step back and see “the bigger picture”?

What is my comfort level with both the seen and unseen worlds?

Can I accept the unseen world as being just as “real” as the seen world?

-Alan Seale

from Soul Vision