We suggest a rigorous approach for identifying what is true for oneself, including gathering and weighing the available evidence, exercising discernment and healthy skepticism, studying expert sources if available, dialoguing with a community of peers, putting the principles into practice, consulting one’s inner guidance, tuning one’s ear for resonance, and taking the whole package into the silence of meditation. Truth-finding needs to take in more than just one’s sense that something feels right.
However, at the end of the day, you and only you can know what is true for you. That includes whether L/L Research’s offering is true for you. The Law of One is not a set of dogmatic beliefs which one is asked to accept. It is a testimony about the nature of reality, and a teaching from sisters and brothers a little further along the path. It may become your own framework and foundation of spiritual understanding, but ultimately it is no more than a resource to aid you in discovery of the self as the Creator. The truth is not in the text of these or any books. You are the truth that you seek.
We never wish to imply that you ought to adopt this information as your own truth against your own sense of resonance and other epistemological standards. We always encourage discernment and suggest that if all or any portion of this material does not resonate, that you leave it behind without a second thought.