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The Universal Laws Governing Our ExistenceThere are Universal Laws Of Life (Universe Laws) that govern our existence. Stephen Hawking finshed his book - A Brief History Of Time - with the following:
"However, if we discover a complete theory, it should in time be understandable by everyone, not just by a few scientists. Then we shall all, philosophers, scientists and just ordinary people, be able to take part in the discussion of the question of why it is that we and the universe exist. If we find the answer to that, it would be the ultimate triumph of human reason -- for then we should know the mind of God."Well we're not there yet - despite the fact that Hawking, Einstein and many others, are making great strides in explaining our world. I'm reminded of the story of the 2 blind men, each at different ends of an elephant, trying to describe what it is they are feeling and obviously coming up with very different versions of "elephant". Each of us, when seeking the answer to the big questions in life, is operating with limited experience and interpreting what we experience through the filters of our belief systems. Here's my version of the hierarchy of the laws of life - the rules that govern our existence. Given that we don't have Hawking's "complete theory", it's my best effort at describing the 'elephant".
Abraham's version of the relative absoluteness of these laws is:
The Law Of Attraction is to
In other words, most of us would regard the Law Of Gravity as much more absolute than any man-made laws. Well the Universal Law - Law Of Attraction - is that much more absolute again.
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1. Universal Laws (Laws of the Universe)- At the top we have the nature of our being, of "God". Being the space/time 'clumps" that we are, it's been hard for those (past and present) who are tuned-in to that level to describe this using space/time words. But we are able to glean enough of the "rules" to be able to order our lives somewhat "in synch" with them - e.g. the Law Of Attraction. We cannot change these rules and we live always within their definition of our existence.
2. Space/Time Laws - Next we have what I'm calling the Space/Time laws or rules or principles that order our world. This is a creation - so the rules are a set of prior agreements reached about the nature of the creation. From our space/time perspective, they also seem absolute. But they are not. With sufficent collective awareness and desire, we could change these rules. And those who become sufficently in-synch with the Universe may break these rules at will. For a modern example see the 
3. Man-Made Laws - Lowest on the scale we have the man-made rules with which we are familiar - some of which we all break on a regular basis - knowingly or unknowingly.
