7. Be Decent. From the first glance, the Law means be good, well behaved. But it also means do not kill. A person, who has already become a human being, simply does not want to kill anyone, for him or her it is a norm. If there is a wish to kill, the Source will simply teach this person - on his own holy body - meaning, if now he does not understand that to kill someone is bad, he will end up in a situation where he will be killed, to learn that it is bad. And the Source will help as many times as it will take, meaning the person will be killed, killed, until he will understand, or not. If something is trying to kill Life, there will be adjustments made immediately.
8. Do Not Dig a Hole for Another, You Will Fall in It Yourself. The meaning of this Law is similar to the Law "Be Decent", it is about continuation of Life and learning about not inflicting pain, suffering, death on another. Natural Way of Life is its continuation, not its reduction.
8. Something was done, something will be done. Every action or non-action leads to another action. Life continues.
9. You get as you love. All is made out of Love, when we love, we continue life, when we don't, negativity is created in many forms. For example, fear of surviving can keep a person on a job he does not like, negative emotions will arise out it and make a person unhappy. If you gradually add water to a glass, there will be more water. Living in negativity will pile up more negativity. It is not exactly Life, it is a diversion from the path of happiness into learning more. Where will I be happier, what should I do? Finding ways of living in Love, do what you love, be with a person whom you truly love, etc. will create more Love and the Source always helps with that.
10. Do not be a master in someone else's house. We all are individuals, and we know about ourselves the best, like no one else. When someone tries to manipulate you, it feels bad, because it is unnatural and goes against the Laws. It tells us that respect for another's life, opinion, house, etc. is a norm.
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