The Law Of Cause and Effect Is The Law Of All Laws.....The law of cause and effect states that every cause has an effect and every effect becomes the cause of something else. This law suggests that the universe is always in motion and progressed from a chain of events. If you want to look at this law from a philosophical point of view, every cause and effect had its worldly purpose to what we are experiencing today. Major impacting events in this world once began as a major cause of something. From the end of slavery, to the engineering of aviation, to the creation of the World Wide Web, were all major causes at one point. The question is: What caused these events to occur? Was someone lucky? Was someone at the right place at the right time? Or, was it the action somebody took? All valid questions, however, the real cause of all creation is not in the “doing” or “the acting” of something or someone. The doing and the acting are the effects of thinking. Thinking is the real cause of wealth, success, money, harmony, abundance, and prosperity. The Law Of Cause and Effect The law of cause and effect has many synonymous meanings. What you sow, you shall reap. The more you give, the more you will receive. What goes around comes around. Put out a lot, get back a lot. All of those sayings mean the same thing: every cause must have an effect. Did you know that 97 percent of the population earns 3 percent of the money in this world? The 97 percentile are using the law of cause and effect in reverse. They are dealing with the effects, rather than the cause. This is why most people see the same results over and over again in their lives and have no idea why. People get caught in trying to change circumstances (the effects), rather than the cause (thinking). This is nobody's fault; we have been conditioned this way throughout our lives. We tend to evaluate and live from our senses and perceptions of people, places, things, and circumstances 100 percent of the time. We take no control over our lives and accept that “this is just the way it is.” For example, if you're watching a movie you don't like, you don't go up to the TV screen and put a hammer through it. No! You just simply change the tape. However, how often do we see ourselves and others smashing the “TV screen” in our everyday lives? If we're experiencing a result we don't enjoy, we tend to manipulate the circumstance. We try to change the effect! All we have to do is change the tape, and that tape is your thinking. Understand that all creation and circumstance starts with your thoughts. The chair you're sitting on, the car you drive, and the house you live in all started as a thought in someone's head. When you change your way of thinking, you change the result. Let's say that earning more money is your goal. The way most people go about that business is:
Now, let's see how the wealthiest people in the world go about earning money.
Can you see the difference? The person who understands the law of cause an effect has a prosperity consciousness. The person who doesn't has a getting attitude. You will always win when you focus on giving. Giving is the cause of all. Give yourself thoughts of abundance, prosperity, and wealth, and you shall receive that in return. Give impacting service and you shall receive a reward in return. Give yourself great thoughts about your body coupled with exercise, and you shall receive a healthy and fit body. Earning money should become simple when you understand the law of cause and effect. Earning money goes something like this: Prosperity consciousness (cause)--> value providing service (effect/cause)--> money (effect). Dealing with the effects of your service will never change the cause. When you change the cause, any service you provide will be successful. Here's an example from my own life using the law of cause and effect. The first business I ever started was a real estate development company. I bought, sold, renovated, and rented out buildings. In the early days of that business, I use to focus on “how much can I profit” from this deal, rather than providing my future homeowner 10 times the value than what my service was worth. As a result, I would cut corners and do things cheaply as possible. I figured that since the house appraised for xxx amount of dollars, I was sure to sell it for that much. Well, I had a reality check and quickly learned that the prospective home buyer determined the market price, not the appraiser. You could just tell that my homes could have been built better and you sensed the “getting” attitude in me. My homes never sold as expected and it wasn't until my company bottomed out did I learn. I learned that the cause of wealth starts in giving, not “what can I get.” I changed my mindset to a giving and valued base one and it created a more positive vibration. You could now sense that I'm in it for the love, joy, and fun of creating nice homes for others. As a result, people got what they wanted and I got what I wanted and more. I still build houses to this day and I write for this website. There is not one moment when I think about what I can get or how much money can I earn when I'm building and writing. I know the law of cause and effect is truth, and when I put all of my energy in giving, the receiving takes care of itself. Winston Churchill once said, “You make a living by what you get; and you make a life by what you give.” Sounds like Winston knew a thing or two about the law of cause and effect. Remember that the cause of all starts in our thinking. Then, that thinking emanates into feelings. Finally, you take the correct course of action depending on what you are thinking and feeling inside. If you're acting from a scarcity mindset, you're going to attract frustration and experience limitation. If you're experiencing challenging financial times right now, first look at the repeating results that show up in your life. Take accountability for them. Then, ask yourself, “What type of thinking created this?” You may receive an answer or you may not, that doesn't matter. What matters is that you understand some form of consistent thoughts and beliefs are creating those circumstances for you. Instead of living unconsciously, you will integrate a new, positive way of thinking that will eventually replace the old, limiting thoughts. As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “The law of cause and effect is the law of all laws.” Now that you know how to apply this law into your life, growth in the right direction is inevitable. |