In the past century, that communication had revealed to Richard W. Wetherill an unidentified natural law of behavior that includes the principle of all natural laws: Conform to the action natural laws prescribe; failure to conform imposes penalties.

This particular law states: Right behavior is rational and honest, making it succeed; all contradictory behavior is irrational and dishonest, making it fail.

When Wetherill identified the law, he called it the law of absolute right and started to teach people that conformity to that law would enable them to start a new life as well as to recover from their many previous failures.

Natural laws exist in the reality of life. The principle stated above tells people that conformity to the law of absolute right is mandatory and that nonconformity accounts for society's chaotic, deadly affairs.

Wetherill considered it the super-natural law, as all natural laws require strict, right conformity to their function or penalties result. The ultimate penalty for not conforming to nature's behavioral law, sooner or later, results in death, which explains why death is universally thought to be inevitable.

While people tend to dispute that concept, is there any evidence that mankind's management of human affairs has established peace, stopped criminal activity, or eliminated numerous other unwanted results?

Despite all human efforts to produce a peaceful, productive society, people mistakenly conduct their affairs in irrational and/or dishonest ways.

Theorize that the creator of natural laws awaits human adjustment to the behavioral law of absolute right, knowing that people's well-being depends on their taking rational, honest action in every moment of every situation.

Lacking understanding, even children form irrational thoughts. Later, those who become heads of nations, influential savants, or persons of no status unknowingly are influenced by those thoughts in their adult decisions, injecting irrational elements into their behavior that others hold against them.

In addition, people form personal plans made up of likes and dislikes, wants and don't wants, contradicting natural law and causing trouble. Could that be what the creator intends? We think not-based on the communication received from nature's laws of physics. When obeyed, they provide for people's safety and well-being.

Today those who take pride in their plans say this information is demeaning when, in fact, it is the most liberating ever provided humanity. But descriptive words are powerless. The power to change behavior is found by acting on the reality of a natural law, not in the words used to define it.

Consider that acting in accord with natural laws assures conformity to the plan of whoever or whatever created those natural laws. When people reason from the behavioral law, they serve a higher purpose in life, supporting creation's plan for a peacefully vibrant, productive society. We invite you to join those who now are eagerly serving that higher purpose.