Jackson Smoot's Key Ideas from The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success
by Deepak Chopra

Every relationship is one of give and take because giving and receiving are different aspects of the flow of energy in the universe.

If we stop the flow of energy, we interfere with nature's intelligence. We must give and receive in order to keep money, or anything we want, circulating in our lives.

Karma is both action and the consequence of that action. Everyone has heard the expression

"What you sow is what you reap.”

If we want to create happiness in our lives, we must learn to sow the seeds of happiness.

Nature's intelligence unfolds spontaneously through the path of least effort and no resistance. This is the way that you can live, too.

When you combine acceptance, responsibility, and defenselessness, your life flows with effortless ease. Your dreams and desires flow with nature's desires. Then you can release your intentions without attachment, and when the season is right, your desires will blossom into reality.

Inherent in every desire are the mechanics for its fulfillment, and these mechanics apply to desires reaching far beyond the physical body.

Energy and information exist everywhere in nature; at the level of pure consciousness, there is nothing other than energy and information. This means there are no well-defined edges between our physical body and our extended body — the universe.

We can consciously change the energy and information of our own body, and influence the energy and information of our extended body — our environment — and cause things to manifest in it.

The way to acquire anything in the universe is to relinquish our attachment to it.

This doesn't mean we give up the intention to create our desire; we don't give up the intention, and we don't give up the desire.

We give up our attachment to the outcome. The moment we combine one-pointed intention with detachment to the outcome, we will have that which we desire.

We are spiritual beings who have taken physical form to fulfill a purpose.

Everyone has a purpose in life — a unique gift or special talent to give to others, and for every unique talent and expression of that talent, there are also unique needs.

When we blend this unique talent with service to others, we experience the ecstasy and exultation of our spirit. This is the goal of all goals.