What Is The Law Of Relativity?
Sometimes we think we’re having a bad day. Compared to what? There’s an old poem about the man with no shoes and one who had no feet. This is the Law Of Relativity.
Is the idea coming through now?
If you think you’re having a bad day I guarantee it’s a good day compared to somebody else. It’s how you evoke the law of relativity that makes the difference.
There’s millions of people in the world that live on less than fifty dollars a year. For many of us that would be difficult to do in a day or a week. Your situation relative to most situations, can be really good.
How To Use The Law Of Relativity
Sometimes things happen to you, mentally, physically, financially, in big ways that seems negative on the outset. But there’s something good about it, you have to find that angle.
You have to find it relative to something else that could happen.
Someone could be looking to leave their job, or start business but are in fear. Invoking the law of relativity they could ask themselves, “Would I ever end up on the street?” the answer could be “No, my brother or friend would let me stay with them”.
Another could be, “Is there a remote chance that I would starve to death because I couldn’t get anything to eat?” the answer would most likely be no.
Everything Is Relative, It’s About How You Look At It
See, we want to look at the worst and then look at the best. This majorly puts situations into perspective for us and helps rid of fear.
Every time you come up against a situation your should ask yourself “Am I with the law or am I against the law?”.
If you compare your situation to something relative you’ll find you’re probably a head of the game.
We Get To Choose The Tone Of Any Situation
You must understand that nothing is good or bad, big or small, unless you invoke the law of relativity. Everything just is.
Michael Beckwith said “It is. It is what it is. Accept it. If you don’t control it, it will control you. Harvest the good. There’s good in everything. Choose to plant it. Forgive all the rest.”
Everything just is.
We invoke the law of relativity (along with the other laws of the universe) before we can make it good or bad.
A lot of times we are conditioned to automatically react and say a situation is bad, but is it really or is it just our conditioning telling us that?
Read this over again everyday for a week, test yourself and see how your view on situations past and present in your life change.
