Universal and Natural Law have existed since the beginning of time. Philosophers have espoused them, and prophets have applied them. At various times, powerful rulers or potentates of nations or religions have suppressed these laws to the detriment of the common man. Those who know these laws will revive many of them for individuals or small groups to ponder. The hierarchy of some of the major religions, where their prophet's original teachings were manifested, is now subject to a perpetual narrative that has controlled their belief system, turning it into something other than what was originally intended. This book highlights the serendipitous events that a former pastor with knowledge of these laws has shared with individuals who need to know. The reader will hear the story of a concerned mother worried about her newly baptized son-in-law, who is espousing reincarnation to many in the congregation. Readers will be introduced to the Nag Hammadi library, discovered in 1945, which contained many books not included in the Bible. Discussed are the changes that occurred in the Church that differed from the original teachings of Jesus. You will meet a homosexual Christian man whose pastor told him that he was no longer welcome in their church. You will meet a young girl who asks her former pastor-grandfather how to listen to the wind. You will meet a high school teacher who had to deal with three teenage girls. Two girls identified as boys but ended up in a homosexual relationship. The other girl had been abused and became addicted to drugs. She attempted suicide twice and succeeded on the third attempt. In the second part of the book, the reader will learn more explicitly about universal and natural laws and their esoteric ramifications when misunderstood. The book discusses these laws in relation to how understanding them might provide answers to today's sociopolitical issues.
