In this post, I will be covering the Seven Spiritual Laws of Success taught by Deepak Chopra. This is a practical guide to healing the body, mind and spirit. By practicing the laws of success, you can create a more harmonious and more abundant lifestyle. Also, being mindfully occupied can unlock opportunities that lead to a deeper intention and desire in regards to your goals and how you interact with your outer world. Many other life-transforming books are available for us to read, so I’m here to tell you: go for it!

Because, there is never a better time than now to take the step to a happier life. Even if you are a newcomer to the laws, a life-changing transformation is guaranteed.

What are The Seven Spiritual Laws Of Success?

When adhered to and practiced, one is to expect a rich and energy flowing life, with a rich, mastered self. The laws play a crucial role in the path to enlightenment and creation.

So, let’s take the dive into the seven spiritual laws to get your success, shall we?

1. Law Of Pure Potentiality

The first law of the spiritual laws of success is the Law of Pure Potentiality. To go on the path to enlightenment, is to become aware of the fact that your entire being, your nature, is pure consciousness and consciousness is the infinite source of everything that exists in the physical realm. This means there’s endless possibilities, you are infinitely creative. Pure potentiality is about realizing that our true self is of pure potentiality, in that we align with the power of this deeply spiritual practice that manifests everything in nature.

How to put this into practice:

• During the day, get in touch with the field of possibility, of pure potentiality. Be silent, just be.
• Practice meditation at least once or twice a day, surrendering to pure potentiality.
• Take time each day to connect with nature and take in the intelligence within everything you see, feel and smell. Merge yourself with nature and its creative potential.
• Practice non-judgment, every day. In order to open yourself up to possibility, it’s important to rid yourself from judgment towards what occurs in your life. By doing this, you won’t be pulled by your judgment into limits, but guided by love and compassion.

2. Law Of Giving & Receiving

It’s crucial to understand that the universe operates through exchange. By this, giving and receiving are the source of the flow of energy in the universe. When you are willing to give what you seek, you can then keep the abundance (receiving) of the universe.

How to put this into practice:

• Giving: Wherever you go and whoever you encounter, provide a gift. In this practice, the gift can be a gesture of appreciation, like a compliment or offering your empathy by sticking out a hand or offering them a sympathetic ear. You will then begin a process of joy, wealth and in return affluence in your life, as well as in the life of others.
• Receiving: Practice to gratefully receive all the gifts that life and everything in it has to offer. Take in the gift of sunlight, oxygen, leaves falling, laughter, joy and kindness around you that lift your spirits up.
• Giving & Receiving, the loop: Practice commitment to keep the circulation of giving and receiving going. Cultivate commitment towards appreciating the gifts of caring, admiration, affection, love and compassion. In silence, wish your environment joy, happiness and success in all areas.

3. Law Of Karma

The Law of Karma, or the Law of Cause & Effect, has to do with every action generating a force of energy that returns to you in a similar sense. You could also say, ‘he who sows the wind will reap the storm’. Understand that when you decide to bring success and kindness to the table, you will receive success and kindness in return. What you bring to the universe, it will mirror it back to you.

How to put this into practice:

• Cause: Become diligently aware and become the witness, the responsible, of the choices you make. Raising your consciousness in the present is the key to prepare yourself for future decisions and events.
• Effect: Ask yourself questions in regards to unfolding the possible results of your choices. In general, think about the consequences and on a deeper level, ask yourself if this decision delivers happiness and fulfillment to both you and to those who you affect by your choice.
• Cause & Effect as a whole: Ask and surrender to your inner guidance, be directed by the inner message that tells you to lean into comfort or discomfort. But remember, discomfort is usually the prior sensation before familiarity and success, so don’t get yourself strangled with the idea that discomfort leads to more discomfort. It’s in most cases the opposite. Trust your instinct, your gut feeling and either plunge ahead with abandon or pause for some time and evaluate the consequences once again. Stay present and allow your inner guidance to direct you.

4. Law Of Least Effort

You are a being of nature and nature’s intelligence functions effortlessly. Nature grows, adjusts and thrives, it’s never exhausting itself. Nature operates in harmony, joy and love. When you, as a being of nature, harness the power of harmony, joy and love, in return you create wealth and success without effort.

How to put this into practice:

• Acceptance: Practice your acceptance and tolerance. Accept anything that occurs in your life as they come, that may be people, circumstances or events. Acceptance and tolerance play a crucial role to tone endurance and vitality; you will not struggle against the universe as your acceptance is whole. You do not wish things to be, but you find acceptance in how things are in the current moment.
• Responsibility: Only when there is acceptance, you can take responsibility for the choice or situation. Understand that responsibility does not mean you blame. Not another person, not a thing and not yourself. You take responsibility by becoming aware of your ability to respond, so use it in your best benefit. With this, you allow yourself to embrace the fact that in every problem there is an opportunity in disguise. Utilize this insight and it will transform into an even greater benefit.
• Defenselessness: Practice relinquishing the need to defend your perspective on things, to feel no need to pushingly convince others to accept your point of view. There is no need for external validation when you have established an inner acceptance. This allows you to remain open to all perspectives of others and not be attached to any of them, your openness comes from the capacity for love.

5. Law Of Intention & Desire

Deepak Chopra states that in every intention and desire, there is a mechanic for its fulfillment. In this practice, you dwell in the intention of pure potentiality and when persisted in, this power will work for you.

How to put this into practice:

• Make a list of your desires and literally write this down, because actual writing activates more of the creative and cognitive parts of the brain. Take this list with you and take moments per day to absorb your desires and get grounded with them.
• Then surrender to manifestation. Visualize while meditating and go to sleep with it until it gets all tones of reality. And in the back of your head, trust that when things don’t (entirely) go your way, there must be a reason; that the universe is telling you there’s plans greater than those you have conceived.
• This is just like muscle training. If you’re not consistent, your progress will deflate in no time. Remind yourself to practice intention and desire and the awareness in all of your actions. In the present moment, refuse to allow obstacles to dictate the quality of the attention. You will only manifest the future through your deepest and most cherished intention and desire.

6. Law Of Detachment

When you detach yourself from something or someone, you step into uncertainty. In the spiritual Law of Detachment, you utilize the uncertainty into wisdom. Wisdom is about freedom from your past and freedom from the known. The known and your past is a prison of conditioning, it doesn’t allow you to move beyond, so you stay put with the same thoughts, feelings and behaviors. In your willingness to step into the unknown, where all possibilities exist, you surrender yourself to the creative dance of the universe.

How to put this into practice:

• Practice and commit to detachment by allowing yourself and everyone around you the freedom to be as they are. Don’t impose your ideas on how things should be or how you wish things to be, don’t force solutions and don’t try to change a person or circumstance with unnecessary force. Instead, participate in everything with a detached involvement.
• Embrace uncertainty and perceive it as an ingredient of creating new experiences. When you have a prior openness to accept uncertainty, solutions and opportunities emerge with effortless ease. Practice the feeling of security in times of uncertainty, because uncertainty is your path to enlightenment and freedom. Utilize the wisdom of uncertainty and discomfort for you to find security.
• Practice stepping into the field of the unknown, where all possibilities exist and invite the feeling of excitement when you remain open to the infinity of pure potentiality. Remind yourself that when you step into possibility, you will experience anything life has to offer: adventure, love, fun, magic, wealth, abundance and mystery.

7. Law Of Dharma

The Law of Dharma also correlates to the Purpose in Life. Your purpose is a unique gift that you give to others – it’s your contribution to the experience of life. When you merge your talent with the service you offer to others, you experience an immense ecstasy of your spirituality and therefore the evolving of your spirit.

How to put this into practice:

• Nurture your being. Lovingly embrace the potential that lies deep within your soul and consciously place your attention to the spirit within yourself that reflects your body and mind in the outer world.
• Become conscious of your talents and lessons and what you do in regards to nurturing your talents and learning the lessons. Understand that when you express your talents and use them in service of others, you create abundance in your life, as well as in the lives of others.
• Make the Law of Dharma a daily practice. Ask yourself how you can serve, how you can help and provide guidance. This fuels the capacity for love, contribution, compassion and ability to find success.

The Endnote.

Here I have laid out the Seven Spiritual Laws of Success that will guide you into making the step to a happier, harmonious and more abundant lifestyle. Make this a daily practice and take responsibility for your spiritual growth.

After all, it’s never undesirable to make the change for your truest self and a resilient mindset that never backs down, wouldn’t you agree?

Step up & change your world. You are the only limit.

Anne