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The Seven laws of nature
*Christmas Humphreys from his book: Walk On!*		... For action and reaction are equal and opposite. From heaven to earth there hangs a pendulum, and he who pushes the pendulum must suffer the swing back until the disturbed equilibrium is restored ...
*Natural law of duality*		Two opposite but complementary forces There are two forces in everything in nature. These two forces are opposite but complementary. The force of expansion (yin) and the force of contraction (yang). These two complementary forces produce every natural phenomenon in this world. ● Heart beats are an oscillation between these two forces of expansion and contraction. ● Breathing is inhalation (expansion) and exhalation (contraction) of our lungs. ● Movement is due to the synchronized contraction and expansion of our varied muscles (study the moving arm and other examples to the left). ● Wind is caused by air moving from high pressure area (contracted) to an adjacent low pressure area (expanded). ● Electricity is the discharge of energy between two poles, negative (contracted) and positive (expanded). ● Black holes in space are example of extreme contracted state ● Some illnesses are the results of extreme contraction (high blood pressure, gallstones, arterial blockage, constipation and fibroids). Other illnesses are the result of extreme expansion (psoriasis, acne, diarrhea and gangrene). ● Some foods cause contraction (carrots, red meat, salt, leeks, etc.) and some foods cause expansion (broccoli, parsley, lettuce and sugar). Because parsley is YIN and psoriasis is YIN, they have the same energy (expansion). Then parsley will make psoriasis worse. Because carrots are YANG and gallstones are YANG, they have the same energy (contractive). Then carrots will bring on a gallstones attack.
		The seven laws of the universe There are seven simple sub laws that emanate from the law of duality These seven laws are manifestations of the main law of duality George Ohsawa summarizes these laws as follows
1. That which has a beginning has an end		In this relative world, there exists nothing that begins without an end. Life begins with birth and ends with death. What might begin as a tragedy might end in a triumph and vice versa. The most learned man could prove to be the stupidest. Remember Faustus?
2. There is always a front to a back		There is always a front to the back. The two are opposite but complement each other, without one the other can not exist. What is good for me might be bad for you. Better yet, what is good for me today, might be bad for me tomorrow. The industrial revolution has increased wealth, but it has also increased degenerative diseases and pollution. The increase in incurable degenerative diseases has increased the call among people to return to a simpler lifestyle and against the use of chemicals and industrial poisons. Beauty does not mean a thing without understanding and experiencing ugliness. Love exists only where there exists much hate. Freedom is understood only by those who have experienced slavery.
3. The greater the front, the greater the back		This is called the law of balance. Extremism in one side gives rise to extremism in the opposite direction and of the same magnitude. The rudest person on the outside, might be the most emotional and most vulnerable on the inside. The more advanced modern medicine gets, the bigger the hospitals and the more incurable and degenerative diseases.
4. There exists nothing identical to anything else		Everything is unique in this world. Just like our fingerprints. Mountains, rivers, people, animals and all. There are no two exactly alike. Even identical twins are a little different.
5. Phenomena is the result of imbalance. Equilibrium is balance		Contractive and expansive forces (yin and yang) appear to us as heat and cold, light and dark, acid and alkaline, positive and negative, male and female. Every natural phenomenon in this world is nothing but an interaction or oscillation between these two forces in search of a stable medium.
6. Energy polarizes into two poles. Yin and yang		Before any natural phenomenon appears, energy has to polarize in two poles. There can be no electricity without positive and negative poles. Positive and negative or high and low or male and female, etc. Then the interaction between these two poles results in phenomenon.
7. The infinite is balance		When the two poles of energy interact with each other then results a stable equilibrium and phenomenon subsides. Just like thunder. First, the two positive and negative poles increase in polarity and charge, then after thunder a stable equilibrium results.
Illness, disease and the seven laws of nature		Illness results from violating the natural laws of balance in our living and eating habits. Curing illness can only occur by restoring harmony and balance to our bodies. In this context, there are no incurable diseases.