The father of modern metaphysics is considered to be Phineaus Quimby, followed by Mary Baker Eddy. His concept of the super ego, through which we consider and relate our behavior to others also reflects his discovery. Freud's student, Carl Jung went a step further with his concept of the collective unconscious which connects and binds us to all people, all places, all time and all history. The emergence of his transpersonal psychology was an attempt to understand and explain both seen and unseen influences on and the broadness and variety of our beliefs and behaviour. He also identified universal symbols, like the mandala, which when contemplated, has deep effects on thought and behavior.
Mandalas are designs within circles that represent man's connection to the whole.
They can be found in cultures from Tibet to the Mayan. The circular stained glass windows prominent in churches and temples are also examples. Having clients design, color or paint mandalas can rapidly influence behavior. There are more laws in metaphysics that I have space to write about. Modern medicine and society have allowed the individual to ignore and give over our responsiblity for our own physical and mental conditions.