Topic: Moral Law

The human species is described as being in active rebellion against the laws of nature and creative intelligence. Passio warns that humanity has reached a tipping point where it must choose between objective reality and illusory constructs. He posits that nature will eventually intervene if the collective continues to ignore the "unseen behavioral laws" that govern consequence and morality.

Passio expresses total indifference toward "man's law," focusing exclusively on whether an action is moral or immoral based on whether it causes harm to a sentient being. He laments that only a tiny percentage of humanity has moved beyond mind control into this objective reality. He describes the current state of society as a "nation of grown children" wandering in the dark without rational philosophical foundations.

A social experiment conducted by Passio revealed that over two-thirds of people are moral relativists who believe humans create right and wrong. He reveals the "Secret of Secrets" of secret societies: the Law of Freedom, which states that as morality increases, freedom increases. He compares the belief that one can be a moral relativist and still be free to holding paper over a fire and expecting it not to burn.

Natural law, also known as karmic or universal law, is centered on the principle of "do no harm." This spiritual truth suggests that all suffering in the world stems from humanity's failure to observe this law of morality. The discussion posits that while the creative force of the universe established these rules, humanity has been manipulated into forgetting them, leading to the current state of global chaos.