1. Permanence Principles

2. Permanence Principles

3. Permanence Principles
Permanence principles mean that all creation can rely on permanent law by ensuring laws are:
Unchangeable, consistent, permanent, and self-enforcing
Structured, verifiable and mathematical
Measurable, quantifiable and observable
Safe and predictable
Summary

4. Permanence Principles
Gravity
Gravity is consistent for the environment which allows for my security and safety in taking actions with predictability
Aerodynamics
The higher law, once known and understood, can be reliably, consistently, mathematically, safely and securely engaged
Examples

5. Permanence Principles
Fibonacci numbers in nature
As an artist (proportion, people, placement of objects, etc)
As a scientist (rotation of leaf placement photosynthesis efficiency etc)
As a cosmologist (design of galaxies, efficient distribution of energy)
As a marine biologist (efficient design and strength of living space - shells)
As a botanist (design of plants etc)
Example

6. Permanence Principles
Cause and effect
Every effect of the same kind has the same cause
Human soul
Changes in my soul are measurable and repeatable
Example

7. Permanence Principles
Permanence Comparison
God’s Concept
Human Concept
God never varies the Love's operation under any circumstance God's Laws cannot be negotiated with and are always enforced consistently
Humans suggest that love varies itself under most circumstances Humans believe all law is a "process of negotiation" with the law enforcer

8. Permanence Principles
Permanence Comparison
God’s Concept
Human Concept
God's Laws cannot be manipulated or appealed to God's Laws are self- enforcing and always observe the attitudes, feelings & actions
Humans believe they can manipulate the law enforcer Humans feel if no one is watching, then laws are not enforced

9. Permanence Principles
Permanence Comparison
God’s Concept
Human Concept
God's Laws always operate and effects are guaranteed in all circumstances God's Laws operate upon the attitude & feeling and action of the individual
Humans feel they have a "special case" to justify avoiding law Humans believe that only actions should be governed

10. Permanence Principles
Permanence Comparison
God’s Concept
Human Concept
God's Laws operate without partiality, and absolve no-one God's Laws require obedience in all circumstances
Humans believe that superiority absolves them of certain law Humans believe that circumstances dictate whether to obey law

11. Permanence Principles
Permanence Comparison
God’s Concept
Human Concept
God's Laws do not consider financial circumstances at all God's Laws cannot be ignored & freedom for all requires living in harmony with Law
Humans believe that financial consideration allows disobedience Humans believe freedom means being able to ignore or break law

12. Permanence Principles
Ensure all laws are unchangeable, consistent, permanent, and self- enforcing and that creations can rely upon this fact
Permanence principles ensure that all creations of the same type function in the same manner so that function is certain
Conclusion

13. Permanence Principles Q&A

14. Permanence Principles
Permanence principles mean that all creation can rely on permanent law by ensuring laws are:
Unchangeable, consistent, permanent, and self-enforcing
Structured, verifiable and mathematical
Measurable, quantifiable and observable
Safe and predictable
Summary

15. Permanence Principles
What the permanence principles are Why the permanence principles are applied to law The creation and Laws affected by the permanence principles What the permanence principles reveal about God Examples of the permanence principles' applications in Law
Questions About

16. Permanence Principles
Ensure all laws are unchangeable, consistent, permanent, and self- enforcing and that creations can rely upon this fact
Permanence principles ensure that all creations of the same type function in the same manner so that function is certain
Conclusion

17. Permanence Principles
Humans frequently justify & minimize desires, attitudes, emotions, thoughts and actions that oppose permanence principles including:
suggesting that love varies itself under different circumstances
believing all law is a "process of negotiation"
believing I can manipulate the law
Conclusion

18. Permanence Principles
feeling if no one is watching then laws are not enforced feeling I have a "special case or circumstance" to avoid law believing that only actions can be governed believing that superiority absolves me of certain law believing that circumstances dictate whether to obey law
Conclusion

19. Permanence Principles
believing that financial considerations allow for disobedience believing freedom means being able to ignore or break law resisting growing faith based upon previous experience suggesting that love varies itself under different circumstances suggesting that there is no such thing as absolute truth, etc
Conclusion

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