Wetherill had identified a natural law of social behavior early in the past century and spent his lifetime trying to awaken the public to the danger of their behavioral choices. The behavioral law states right action gets right results, whereas wrong action gets wrong results. In addition, the law defines right as action that is logical, appropriate, and moral. As all natural laws, it fixes the results of every action taken by men, women, and children everywhere on earth.

In a certain real sense, most people today are still mentally slumbering while they persist in behaving in accord with their own desires rather than behaving in accord with nature's social law of right action.

An analogy that Wetherill often mentioned to illustrate another point is our knowledge and experience with nature's law of gravitation. People recognize that they function under its absolute control no matter where on earth they are, what their sex, education, religion, or desire to ignore it. Ever since people have existed, they have tried to conform to gravity, even before they knew that it was a law of nature. And if they failed to heed the law, they blamed their wrong results on other things. Now, we know such wrong results are caused by our mistakes.

Nature's law of social behavior also is operating in the lives of people even though it has been almost totally unrecognized. For that reason society blames its wrong results on many different things. People must awaken to nature's social law, dictating the cause and effect of their every thought, word, and action.

Wrong causes dictate wrong results, which, in turn, lead to more wrong causes and more wrong results, and on and on. The cycle keeps repeating itself in human affairs as nations go from one social and/or economic crisis to another as well as individuals that similarly experience one personal crisis after another.

The way to stop society's behavioral wrong results is for people to connect with the one right cause which is to conform to nature's law of right action: Think, say, and do what is logical, appropriate and moral. Ultimately it will be accepted that nature's law of right action truly is God's formula for peace on earth.