We just considered the philosophy of the Golden Rule as a rule of moral conduct sound, but we did not understand the law on which it is based. 

The Golden Rule is a universal law of nature that conclusion applies to the entire universe.

It is essentially to treat others as we would like to be treated yourself.

Why treat others with kindness?

Why should we real treat others with kindness?

Here’s the answer: Because we reap what we sow. It is an eternal law.

When choosing the rule of conduct to which you comply in your dealings with others, you’ll probably fair and honest if you know that depending on your choice, you trigger a power that will take its course, for the happiness or misfortune of others, and which, in turn, by its very nature, helps you or paralyze you. 

What man sows he will reap.

You, of course, the right to treat others unjustly, but if you understand the law on which the Golden Rule is based, you should also know that your injustice? Will turn against you. 

You may not alter or distort the course of this law, but you can adapt to its nature and thus use it as an irresistible force that will lead you to success than you ever achieved without his help.

Think of others as you would have them think of you.

This law does not limit itself only to make you suffer the consequences of your actions unfair and rude to others. It goes even further much further by making you suffer the results of every thought that you issue.

Therefore, we not only treat others as you would have them treat you, but to fully benefit from this extraordinary Universal Law, you must also think of others as you would have them think of you.

The law which is based on the Golden Rule affects you, for good or evil, from the moment you issue a thought.