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• Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 2
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  • Natural laws and moral laws intermingle in the spiritual world. The
  • domain the events are subject to the laws of nature; in the other they
  • are subject to moral laws. When in ordinary physical life we observe
  • know that we are looking only for natural laws and that moral
  • expect no answer except that it obeys a natural law. We do not ask
  • natural law. When we rise to the human kingdom, we feel obliged to
  • in the web of natural laws, while we judge human actions and soul
  • dispositions by the standard of moral laws; and we are indeed not
  • ascribed to natural laws, as with natural events on the physical
  • the physical world. The world of natural law and the world of moral
  • law intermingle when one enters the spiritual world.
  • to law, when a man has in old age expended his life-forces. We will
  • responsibility. A fixed law is evident here. The seer perceives how
  • interweaving of natural law with the moral world-order. The manner in
  • than on the law of competition or the law of getting on in the world
  • — yes, even more than on the laws of conscious egoism. Thus even
  • into political economy a knowledge of the law of slothfulness finds
  • cosmic law. Obstacles are everywhere, and even if they are not in the
  • again how moral and natural law intermingle as soon as we come into