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| Does anybody consult "how to" books to learn to walk, run, or ride a bicycle? Do children know they are conforming to natural laws, as they perform those feats? No, of course not! Whoever or whatever created those laws waited untold centuries for people to identify the laws of physics. There is a natural law of behavior that was not identified until the past century by Richard W. Wetherill.It calls for people's thinking and behavior to be rational and honest, according to the requirements of that self-enforcing natural law. Wetherill spent decades trying to explain that mankind's woes were being caused by their unknowing disregard for nature's behavioral law that he called the law of right action. Introduction to this law of right action and its influence on behavior is vital information urgently needed by every member of society. But to date, the failure to comply is perpetuating countless human miseries. Consider that conforming to the behavioral law is creating survivors that are eliminating their past emotional reactions by obedience to nature's law of right action. A common comment heard from them is, "It works." We invite readers to respond rationally and honestly to everybody and to everything that happens. By so doing, you will have yielded to yet another of nature's laws and will have discovered that "it works." | |||
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