The Laws of Chaos

The Laws of Chaos

The truth is different for everyone.
Each one must sin, and therefore deserves attack and death.
God must accept His Son’s belief in what he is, and hate him for it.
You have what you have taken. By this, another’s loss becomes your gain.
There is a substitute for love, born of your enmity to your brother, and it is salvation.

Question: What would you have me realize from the first law of chaos? (The truth is different for everyone.)

Answer: You are afraid to speak the truth to some because you have judged that they will not value what you have to say and they will think of you as unworthy. Do not judge for yourself to whom to speak of truth and to whom not to. Let me decide that for you and do as I ask. Your faith and joy will be extended through sharing in faith.

Be willing to let go of your own values and do not feel guilty for the values you have not yet let go of. Be willing to let go. That is all I ask. I will lead you to let go through your willingness.

Question: What would you have me realize from the second law of chaos? (Each one must sin, and therefore deserves attack and death.)

Answer: This tells you that the Son of God is not God Himself, that the Son is separate from the Father. If you believe this of your brothers, you will also believe it of yourself. If you believe it of yourself, you will see your separation as permanent and hopeless, and you will not believe in what is true, and so you will not experience it.

To experience oneness with God for yourself, be willing to see it in your brothers. Do not struggle to see it there, for if you do, you are asking the ego to show it to you and you will not see it. Simply give me your willingness to see it and rest patiently in peace and faith. If you can wait in faith without abiding to the temptation to struggle, you will see God in your brother and find Him in your Self.

Question: What would you have me realize from the third law of chaos? (God must accept His Son’s belief in what he is, and hate him for it.)

Answer: This is the law that makes your Self your enemy and makes it impossible to trust your Self. For here, you fear your own power, afraid that you will use it to punish and destroy yourself. And so you believe it is safer to deny your power, which is to deny your Self and make yourself little and without hope. In this, you become a victim of the world outside of you, one who has good days and bad days, but who cannot influence those days himself.

Do not doubt what I say: You are the only influence over your experience. There is no other. But you deny this influence because you fear yourself.

Question: What would you have me realize from the fourth law of chaos? (You have what you have taken. By this, another’s loss becomes your gain.)

Answer: You believe the way to have peace and love is to take it from your brother, for you see yourself as an object and him as an object, and you believe that if one object has peace and love, the other object cannot. Since you are the Son of God, you still have awareness that you are sustained by peace and love, although you are not fully conscious of this awareness. Since you know that it sustains you and you believe that if your brother has it you do not, you find that you must attack your brother to take back that which you need. But you have failed to recognize that your brother is the same as you, and if he feels his peace and love has been taken, he will seek to take it back for himself. And so a battle ensues, and it is a battle that will not cease until the Son of God realizes that he is One and that peace and love are within Him.

Question: What would you have me realize from the fifth law of chaos? (There is a substitute for love, born of your enmity to your brother, and it is salvation.)

Answer: This is the law that makes your madness complete, for this is the law that teaches you are sustained by separating yourself from your brothers, taking from them what you want and keeping it for yourself. With this law, everyone else is securely locked outside. You may seem to have relationships that are loving and you may seem to do good works, but you are always protective of that which you believe you must keep to yourself. And this, you consider sane and sensible.