Bob Proctor states the Law of Non-Resistance like so: "If you resist for [the sake of your] security, you will never have security. Peace, harmony, and joy require that you ARE peace, harmony, and joy. Fighting for peace does not create peace. It creates more fighting. The only way to not have conflict is to 'go with the flow' and not resist. This does not mean give up, it means do not struggle."

Now, the Law of Non-Resistance sounds somewhat like something that a man you might have heard of named Benjamin Franklin wrote: "Those who would give up a little liberty for the sake of more security deserve neither liberty nor security." You have to live in a spirit of freedom and independence if you are going to work with the Laws. You cannot "play it safe" all the time with these Laws, for if you are working with them they'll sometimes guide you to do things that are outside of your comfort zone. These won't be dishonest or unhealthy things; but you will find yourself changing some of your habits, or seeing things from a whole new perspective that goes against your present belief system, or needing to learn how to do something that you have always been intimidated about learning or doing.

How can you change your life if you aren't willing to learn and change yourself?

The Law of Non-Resistance reminds me of an interesting story I once heard.

A man had a dream, and in the dream he was walking down a sidewalk in a town and came to a store called The Truth Shop! He was very excited by this signage--after all, who doesn't want to be able to get the truth?

Now, in the dream, he was very rich, so as he walked in to start checking out the pieces of Truth in the Truth Shop he noticed that they didn't have prices on them. "Must be expensive, but that's okay, I am rich and can pay any price they ask," he said to himself. He picked out one item that really attracted him, and he took it to the clerk to ask the price and see if he could buy it.

"I'm afraid the price tag on this item is extremely high, sir," said the clerk.

"I am a rich man," the man responded. "Tell me the price."

"The price is your security, sir," replied the clerk.

The man put the item back on the shelf and left the store with a heavy heart and sad eyes. He was not ready to give up his cherished beliefs for the sake of the Truth.

If that man had followed the Law of Non-Resistance, he would have bought the item.

The 11 Forgotten Laws

I am not a big fan of most online self-help courses. While most of them are inspirational, the effects of them on one's life usually last for a couple of weeks, then the old patterns, as well as the old way of thinking returns. The chosen online self-help course slowly fades into memory. However, the 11 Forgotten Laws is different. What Bob Proctor (The Secret) and Mary Morrisey have put together are universal laws that have been around since man first walked upon the Earth

The 11 Forgotten Laws are as follows

THE LAW OF THINKING
THE LAW OF SUPPLY
THE LAW OF ATTRACTION
THE LAW OF RECIEVING
THE LAW OF INCREASE
THE LAW OF COMPENSATION
THE LAW OF NON-RESISTANCE
THE LAW OF FORGIVENESS
THE LAW OF SACRAFICE
THE LAW OF OBEDIENCE
THE LAW OF SUCCESS