Lesson 2 Absolute Law

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The Absolute Law must not only be Self‑Governed and Uncontrolled, but must also be Self‑Existent and Causeless, for if there were aught else to have created It, or to have caused It to exist, then that “other” would be the Absolute. The very meaning of the term precludes any outside Cause affecting It—

It is Causeless; and It exists of, and because of, Itself. To speak of aught causing, governing, or binding the Absolute, is to utter words that have no meaning. And even if we postulate a Supreme Being, governed by the “laws of His own inner nature,” then these “inner laws,” rather than the Supreme Being are the Absolute. So, you see that at the last the Law and the Absolute must be the one and the same.</p>

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