The Universal standards for Love are much higher than the ones that are physically assigned. These standards are defined by Living Laws, which were set into motion at the onset of the Universe. These are called Natural Laws, and they govern the abstract conditions found Universally. In our world Natural Laws are identified by nature and the environment, as well as the Planet Earth our world resides on. Without the higher standards set by Living Love, which defines Natural Law, the abstract Universe would not be recognized by its Perfect Order. Without perfect Order, there would be no Universe, for all would be chaos.

Universal Love is Living Love, which defines all of reality and allows outer space to be explored and revealed, as long as it is not defiled. When Perfect Love is being defiled, the perfect Order it establishes, according to the Laws it sets, are being violated. When a violation occurs and disrupts the Order of Perfect Love, a correction is in order. This correction cannot happen at the same level the violation is occurring. This is because, when a violation of Living Love occurs, the violation will be overlooked for a misinterpreted value, which will be defined at the level the error is occurring, and therefore go unidentified as a definition only Love can provide.

A misinterpreted value will always overlook the obvious, (which in every case, a limit has been placed on Living Love) for a way to fix what appears to be an external problem with an external solution. Attempting to fix a seeming external problem with a solution that has nothing to do with the real problem, will not correct the problem. In fact a solution that does not offer a real solution will only add to the problem until the real problem has been recognized. Once it is recognized that lack of Love is the problem, it can then be understood only Love can offer the solution. This is simple, but not necessarily easy. What is obvious from a Universal perspective is not necessarily obvious from a physical perspective. This is why problems cannot be solved at the same level they are occurring.

What seems obvious is not always the road that is taken. For instance, if you balance your check book improperly, you must find the point the error was made to make a correction. Of course, you could put down any figure you want, or blame someone else for overcharging you, or any number of excuses why the figures you have do not match the banks, but if you do not look for the error the right solution will not be recognized, and honor will not be re-established.