The spiritual nature of our lives is unique, just as we are individually unique. But the natural laws that govern the consequences of our actions are common, hence we are all equal in law.

Encrypted in our body and mental structures, these laws speak of method, system, logic, process, order, equality, and harmonious cooperation. Our task is to learn them, use them and profit from them, materially, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.

Indeed twenty natural laws are evidence of a master plan that science and human sciences should have examined and learned from aeons ago, so as to model free and just societies. They accommodate equality, and uniqueness, and they allow for infantile progress without words, math or science. Some observations arise…

That is our spiritual nature. When one switches their focus from living a physical life, to living a spiritual life, all life’s materialistic nuances, and idiosyncrasies are spiritually amplified. That’s the secret to life, freedom and happiness.

Why have mental sciences ignored consciousness?

Seemingly it’s because the material result of our actions is evidential and provable, but the spiritual significance of them cannot be validated in test tubes or seen under a microscope.

Spencer understands perfectly. To be aware, investigate, learn, foresee, imagine, and create is the proper free choice of our conscious mind.

Our subconscious mind is tasked to automatically uphold our life, its every process, and our every creation.The secret to full consciousness is to grasp that life is spiritual, and that physicality is merely our tool box. Happiness, peace and contentment result from having both our minds on the same page in the spiritual sense.

Our spiritual nature beomes evident. It is objective of life in the same way that biological science is. Spiritual values are nutrients for the conscious process just as life-sustaining foods serve our digestive process,