The universal Law of Relativity suggests that we are inclined to compare things in our world, but in reality, everything is neutral. It asserts that everything is neutral, everything is relative, and that it us who attach meaning and emotions to the experience. Nothing is good, bad, big, small, hot, cold, etc. until it has been experienced and compared to something else. Light only exists when we compare it to dark. Everything is neutral and we determine our reaction or non-reaction in each situation; it’s a choice we make.
This law states that each person will receive a series of tests of initiation / lessons during their life for the purpose of strengthening the Light within. We are to consider each of these tests to be a challenge and remain connected to our hearts when proceeding to solve the problems. Each of us will receive a series of challenges to strengthen the energy within us or lower it based on how we perceive the issue. We can perceive a challenge as an opportunity for growth or something that brings pain. Our own perception determines if we improve or fail.
This law also teaches us to compare our problems to other people’s problems and put everything into its proper perspective. No matter how bad we perceive our situation to be, there is always someone who is in a worse position. It is all relative.
We all have challenges for good reason. They provide us with opportunities to grow and learn. This law wants us to look at the problems and challenges of others compared to our own so that we gain perspective. Nothing is good or bad. We each attach our own personal meaning to something. You choose your own perspective. It is all relative - the reason you may see something as a big deal while in comparison, someone else thinks it is small and unimportant.
Applying this law can help us understand the tougher parts of our lives with greater compassion. For example, if we’re feeling ungrateful for our living situation, it could be because we’re comparing our arrangements with someone else’s. Instead, we may be better off appreciating what we have without needing to compare it to something else.
Your reality boils down to perception. It allows you to understand life with a greater compassion and comparison.
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