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Section 6: The Law of Detachment
The law of detachment is simple: if you want something in life, you must give up your attachment to it. Chopra suggests that attachments are based on need and insecurity, which works against the universe. The ability to detach implies a faith in the natural outcome of things and in truth, attachment does no good in the end. Chopra suggests that much of what we want in life can be attracted through detachment. While this does not mean to give up intention and desire, it does allow the body and soul the freedom to manifest and create.
This is another law that might be difficult for people to grasp. Those who feel that success can be obtained through effort may find it hard to let go of something and let it happen to them. Partial detachment may be realistic, but full detachment may be difficult to advise.
Section 7: The Law of Dharma or Purpose
The Law of Dharma states that everything in life is born...
A rock, a tree, a human -- all are created because they have something significant about them that is unique to them and them only. There are three parts to the Law of Dharma:
The first is that people are here to discover what their purpose in life is. The second component of the Law of Dharma is that people are here to express their unique talents and characteristics. The third component is that when you use your unique talent to serve the world, you are in one of your purest forms.
The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success are about finding success through nurturing your inner divinity. They are about mastering yourself at your truest form. Putting action and good intention into everything you do is bound to achieve results. Whether or not these rules will actually add up to equal success is one thing, but taken individually and analyzed with a grain of salt they can be applied to everyday life and used to contribute to success, if not make it.
