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The Law of Free Will is a direct consequence of two main Universal laws: The Law of Reflection and The Law of Unity. The Law of Reflection states that no one has any advantages or rights due to a special position. After all, what is above is also below; what is within is also without. The Law of Unity emphasizes universal equality! All are one.
The Law of Free Will is the law of FREEDOM and EQUALITY, which says that no one is above and no one is below; and no one has the right to freedom of choice of another one.
“We have the right to fly where we want, and to be what we are created to be.” Richard Bach.
In my opinion, this is the most frequently violated law. The violation of this law is so widespread that we do not notice it at all. For example, what girl does not say to herself: I want this guy to fall in love with me. What mother doesn’t say: I want my child to study well. There are a huge number of similar examples. We are so used to them that we don’t even understand that such desires are a violation of the Law of Free Will. Since such thoughts force one person to fulfill the desires of another, this is a direct encroachment on free will.
Even if the imposed actions are good, it is still a violation. However, in this case, the consequences will be much milder than when wishing for something negative (see Responsibility for non-compliance with the Universal Laws).
It is very difficult to meet a person who fully complies with the Law of Free Will. The fact is that any evaluative judgment about someone is an energy-informational impulse that deforms the energy field of this person. And, even if only to a small extent, it is still an interference in his free will. At the same time, a negative assessment, condemnation can cause significant karmic consequences for the condemner, since this is a direct violation of Unconditional Love (see Responsibility for non-compliance with the Universal laws).
As a result of this analysis, many will get the impression that any thought, even a positive one, about someone else is prohibited by the Law of Free Will. This is not so. There is a fine line in the formulation of your thoughts. And the devil, as we know, is in the details. Attention to words and thoughts is necessary. It is necessary to show mental delicacy.
Forcing someone to do anything, even a good thing, is a violation of the Law of Free Will. But giving a person the opportunity to choose what he wants from the offered goods does not violate his free will.
Example. Let’s say you came to visit. The host has set the table and invited you to enjoy delicious food and drinks. There is no violation of the Law of Free Will here, because you choose what to eat and drink yourself. But if the owner wants you to definitely try this dish and drink this, in his opinion, wonderful drink, then, as you have already felt, this violates your free will. The same is with the wording of wishes. General wishes containing the provision of various benefits do not violate the law, since they imply the possibility of free choice or even refusal. But wishes that strictly prescribe to implement something trample on the Law of Free Will.
For example.
1/ I wish you good luck! This energetic message is an offer of good luck in general and it does not violate the Law of Free Will. Here a person has a choice of what to understand by good luck, in which area of his life there will be good luck. There is no strict indication or prescription here. Someone always wants something. And wishing good luck in this is completely consistent with his free will.
2/ Let this project bring you big money. This formulation is completely analogous to the desire of the owner to feed you this particular dish. This good wish leaves no choice and therefore is a violation of the Law of Free Will.
Although a good wish may violate the Law of Free Will when it limits choice, nevertheless, a negative wish almost always violates this law many times more strongly, since a person definitely does not want such a wish to be realized (see Responsibility for non-compliance with the Universal Laws).
Let us also note situations when it is possible to act without regard to this law. If a person’s will is captured or forcibly suppressed, and he, due to these circumstances, cannot act on his own, then it is not a violation of the Law of Free Will to release such a person without his request. If a person is in captivity, then he must first be freed from captivity and the gag removed from his mouth, then he will be able to say something freely. This action does not contradict the Law of Free Will, since it is completely consistent with Unconditional Love. After all, all Universal Laws come from one source: Unconditional Love.
The Law of Free Will does not protect an aggressor who tramples on the will of another person. Therefore, if you are attacked, you can act boldly. Your decisive resistance is the realization of the Second Basic Law of the Universe – the Law of Similarity, which states that like attracts like. And the one who infringes on the will of another person will certainly face the fact that his own will will be suppressed.
Hence, the conclusion follows that an effective way to protect your free will is to declare it. Until you clearly formulate what you want and what you categorically do not accept, then the Law of Free Will will not be able to protect you and punish the aggressor. Because it is unknown, maybe you want to be subjected to violence!
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