Mike Corthell
EMERSON'S LAW OF COMPENSATION
Ralph
Waldo Emerson says that The Law of Compensation is the law of laws, and
I will show you that it is. This Law is also known as The Law of Cause
and Effect, or The Great Law or The Law of Karma. The best way I can
define compensation is what you put time and effort into is going to
result in you getting something back from the universe. To improve our
lives, we must first focus on and improve ourselves. Improving your
character will attract people of similar character. When we do this, we
can expect good to be on it’s way to us. You’re going to get back
whatever effort you put into something. This law will help you when you
choose to help yourself.
As
Emerson says in his Law of Compensation essay, “Every act rewards
itself.” What is the one thing in life that absolutely excites you? How
good are you at it? How much time do you spend on it? If you have
something that you really love to do, chances are you’re going to put an
abundance of time into it. The more time you put into it, the more
likely you’re going to be able to give and receive something back from
the universe. “As you sow, so shall you reap” is the saying of this law.
What you currently have in your life is a result of your past
actions. However, you must provide service as well because there’s no
such thing as something for nothing.
Like
all of these forgotten laws, there are violations to the Law of
Compensation. People are violating this law every day, yet they are
unaware of it. Do you have a something-for-nothing-based consciousness?
If you do, you are violating the law. Have you ever gotten “hooked up”
with something for free that you were supposed to pay for? This is an
example of getting something for nothing, and when you have this
consciousness, be prepared for the universe to be your enemy. It will
take back the money you’re
holding on to by giving you some kind of expensive misfortune like a
parking ticket, car accident, or higher bills to pay.
Another
violation of the law is that most people do just enough just to squeeze
by in life. They do just enough to pay the bills. They do just enough
to get paid what
they need so they can keep working jobs that they hate. This doesn’t
work because when you’re like this, you’re out of harmony with the
law.You must do what you love to do and be willing to go the extra mile.
You’ll be so glad that you did. Chances are there is a need for what
you do and people will want your service.
Another
way people violate this law is that they focus on the bad in things.
This attracts bad things back to them. For example, if you focus and
criticize all the faults of a human being, you’re going to get back
people that focus and criticize your faults. It’s so easy for people to
look at the bad which is probably why most people complain about their
everyday lives, talking about them with others and posting their
complaints on their Facebook status. As Raymond Holliwell states on
compensation in his book, “Working With the Law”, “If your thoughts are
constructive and proper, you cannot remain imprisoned. If you are
dissatisfied and unhappy, you will be inspired for something better. If
you want prosperity and success but do not strive to change in anyway,
how can you expect things to be any different?”
Have
you ever heard that your house is a reflection of yourself? Well, it
couldn’t be more true. When you have a dirty house filled with clutter,
you’re telling the law that this is what your life is like. So you have
no money? Well, that’s no excuse for having a dirty house. You can have
no money but still have a clean house.
More than likely, the reason for no money is due to the houses
condition. In Feng Shui, clutter is your biggest enemy because it
prevents energy from circulating. You must send a message to the law,
and tell it that you’re in control of your life. It all starts with the
way you take care of your own belongings.
''There
you have the Law of Compensation, one of the most important laws in the
universe that deals with the essence of God and of mankind.''
- Mike Corthell
- Mike Corthell
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