Who decides what is 'right'?”
Laws seem neutral, but they aren't.
They are not natural principles, a universal truth or eternal rules. Laws are made by people, formulated by structures and enforced by authorities that claim to know what is "right". Yet this claim rests not on truth, but on power.
From an early age, you learn:
"Follow the rules, or you will be punished."
And so you confuse obedience with morality and punishment with justice.
You believe that authority means truth.
Yet authority simply means that someone has the power to impose their version of the truth.
Every system writes its own rules.
And every system claims its rules are the only valid ones.
But nature doesn't ask about legal provisions.
The universe does not register identification numbers.
Your being is not here to obey others' laws, but to follow your inner truth.
Laws can create peace, or cages.
They can protect or control.
They can provide clarity or prevent freedom.
The difference lies not in the law itself, but in the intentions of those who create it.
And this is precisely where awakening begins:
You are not obliged to recognize every authority as legitimate.
You are free to question whom rules serve.
You can recognize that "legality" is not the same as truth.
Many of humanity's greatest crimes were legal.
Many of the bravest decisions people have made were illegal.
A sovereign person does not blindly follow external orders.
He checks whether they are in harmony with his inner law:
Truth, clarity, love, responsibility.
Because true authority does not arise from power, uniforms or titles.
True authority arises within you when you remember who you are.
FiYoWa reminds you … that no external law can stand above your inner law.