Heard from my peers who took this subject, it is not an easy one.
But it shouldnt be a problem to me.
Initially i was struggling to choose whether law field or finance field to be my primary path of my future.
And finally, i chose Finance.
And here i am.
Walking to the dome of Freeze(FOM XR 0001, once a while i am freezed in it!), i picked my seat at the front of the hall.
Mr Sonny, our speaker of the 'thought', inspired me and bring me back to the very nature of my interest, Law.
Based on him, we are live by a set of law, law of attraction, law of love, law of golf, law of success.
I am totally agree with that. Our universe are ruled by set of laws. These laws are basically form by our perception towards the world. What a tree looks like are based on the seeker. Botanical seek it as a tree for research, Lumberjack seek it as medium of exchange for money, Termites as food. For me, all these law basically have varieties of terms and explanation, based on the different types of perception. But all back to one, its about a set of rule which conquering the world. Whether or not it is officially being 'paperized' such as Business law, Tort law, or it is being term as the law of attraction (psychology), law of love. All of it, is helping the perceiver and the reader as a guide for their life or, my life.
I am totally agree with that. Our universe are ruled by set of laws. These laws are basically form by our perception towards the world. What a tree looks like are based on the seeker. Botanical seek it as a tree for research, Lumberjack seek it as medium of exchange for money, Termites as food. For me, all these law basically have varieties of terms and explanation, based on the different types of perception. But all back to one, its about a set of rule which conquering the world. Whether or not it is officially being 'paperized' such as Business law, Tort law, or it is being term as the law of attraction (psychology), law of love. All of it, is helping the perceiver and the reader as a guide for their life or, my life.
