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    What are Universal Axioms?

    There are certain life truths (e.g. the only constant is change) that guide people to a

    maturity level which produces happiness and success. Lets discuss exactly how you have behaved in ways that are in conflict with these truths, causing you unhappiness and a

    dissatisfying life. Once these topics are covered in detail, we will teach you how to live in concert

    with these truths and find security and a joyful life.

    There are five major axioms that guide people to success, regardless of their

    circumstances. Three are listed below and the fourth and fifth are explained in subsequent

    chapters. The first three are as follows:

    The only constant is change.

    You are what you think.

    Happiness is the most effective motivating factor in the human condition.

    Many times our readers ask who established these axioms and who says they are axioms

    anyway? We did not come up with these ideas ourselves. Baldwin Research Institute is a research

    organization. All the material you find in the following pages was thoroughly researched as well

    as implemented in a program called the Jude Thaddeus Program at the St. Judes Retreat House

    in NY state. The axioms are the culmination of researching hundreds of different cultures and

    religions from all over the world. We boiled down the positive commonalities they all shared.

    The following articles and blogs encompass the commonalities that are found to be beneficial to

    people in all of these cultures and religions.

    Lets begin:

    The most likely result of a person stepping off the roof of a 50 story building is death

    upon impact. If we were to ask a group of individuals why the person died, there would be a few

    common answers. The most common reply would be that the impact killed the person. Although

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    Body builders muscles grow and tone with their increased manipulation of gravity. The

    root cause of their finer physique is the law of gravity accompanied by an attitude of acceptance

    of that law and a physical demonstration of that acceptance. In this program you will need

    acceptance of these three axioms if you expect to grow in happiness, maturity, and productivity.

    While the body builder understands, accepts, and embraces the law of gravity, the

    unhealthy, overweight individual makes the choice to see gravity as a burden. Gravity becomes

    something of a nuisance and for extremely overweight people, it can become impossible to

    manage. People who make the choice to perceive this force as a nuisance are in for a rough time.

    The nuisance (gravity) refuses to yield. Many people with this negative perception say things

    like, God, I wish I didnt feel so bad all the time. I have to lose some weight. But then,

    tomorrow comes and there they are on the couch eating potato chips and watching Wheel of

    Fortune. They concentrate on their problem, wishing the problem would simply vanish. When it

    does not vanish, they may feel guilt and self-hatred. This thought process demonstrates a

    fundamental lack of willingness to change.

    Fully developed adults accept that certain truths exist, whether they are the three

    universal axioms mentioned earlier, societys laws, or personal codes of ethics. All of these

    positive rules or laws can guide people to greater levels of happiness. Individuals who are

    unwilling to modify their thinking see these codes as hampering their desire for instant

    gratification, orwhat they want now. This attitude thwarts efforts to achieve adulthood. But

    this can change with a simple choice to become a different person. We hope you can make this

    choice and begin the process of positive personal change.

    To understand these axioms in greater detail, you can contact the St. Judes Retreat House

    at 1-888-424-2626.