Our universe is governed by laws Part VI

aminekad (52)in #norway • 7 years ago (edited)

Hello Steemit Friends, I hope you will have a great weekend.

In the framework of the follow-up of the posts relative to the laws which govern our universe registered in the series "our universe is governed by laws" and after having evoked the law of attraction and its secrets to ( money, relationships, health, life, you, etc.), I will focus in this post on another law that governs our universe, It is :

The law of compensation

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What is the law of compensation? It is simply

“You Get What You Give” & “Do good, get results”

Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote that each person is compensated in like manner for that which he or she has contributed. The Law of Compensation is another restatement of the Law of Sowing and Reaping. It says that you will always be compensated for your efforts and for your contribution, whatever it is, however much or however little.

Increase Your Value
This Law of Compensation also says that you can never be compensated in the long term for more than you put in. The income you earn today is your compensation for what you have done in the past. If you want to increase your compensation, you must increase the value of your contribution.
Fill Your Mind With Success
Your mental attitude, your feelings of happiness and satisfaction, are also the result of the things that you have put into your own mind. If you fill your own mind with thoughts, visions and ideas of success, happiness and optimism, you will be compensated by those positive experiences in your daily activities.
Do More Than You’re Paid For
Another corollary of the Law of Sowing and Reaping is what is sometimes called the, "Law of Overcompensation." This law says that great success comes from those who always make it a habit to put in more than they take out. They do more than they are paid for. They are always looking for opportunities to exceed expectations. And because they are always overcompensating, they are always being over rewarded with the esteem of their employers and customers and with the financial rewards that go along with their personal success.
Provide the Causes, Enjoy The Effects
One of your main responsibilities in life is to align yourself and your activities with Law of Cause and Effect (and its corollaries), accepting that it is an inexorable law that always works, whether anyone is looking or not. Your job is to institute the causes that are consistent with the effects that you want to enjoy in your life. When you do, you will realize and enjoy the rewards you desire.
Action Exercises
Here are two things you can do immediately to put these ideas into action.
First, remind yourself regularly that your rewards will always be in direct proportion to your service to others. How could you increase the value of your services to your customers today?
Second, look for ways to go the extra mile, to use the Law of Overcompensation in everything you do. This is the great secret of success.

Referring or not to my religion, which encourages me to help people "it's a question of humanism" first, people should continue to serve others.
Why ?
Because when a person serves someone else or when he did a good deed, he stores deep in his/her subconscious the effect of his/her efforts. This can be compared to the "charging" of an electric battery. Doing a number of good deeds, the person will develop a dynamic and positive character that will attract similar people to him/her.

Your character is the sum total of your thoughts and actions! This truth is immutable and verified many times. Because of this great truth, it is impossible for you to do a good service to others or to do good deeds without benefiting from it.

Moreover, it is impossible for those who engage in bad action or who emit destructive thinking to be penalized and forced to lose a corresponding part of their own power.

How Law of Compensation Works

Give what you have, be what you want to see and those things will come back to you. Does this mean that if you are broke you should hand out all your money? Of course not. What it does mean is you should be generous in whatever way is within your means.

Don't have extra money laying around? Volunteer your time to a worthy cause. Be charitable in other ways. Get involved and become a part of your community, the political process, or whatever it is that allows you to contribute in meaningful ways.

When we are generous and proactive it allows more abundance and opportunities to flow into our lives. When we are stingy and afraid of losing everything, we tend to attract more debt and hardship because that is where we are directing our energy.

Those who sit around and complain and do nothing become a part of the problems in society instead of the solutions. Innovators are always those people who put themselves out there – who are willing to take chances and be who they are.