Universal Law of Causation

The Universal Law of Causation states that every event or outcome results from a specific cause, and nothing occurs without a reason. This principle implies a consistent relationship between actions and effects; for example, pushing a clock’s button causes it to start. It suggests that the universe operates in an ordered way, where causes lead to predictable consequences, allowing us to understand, anticipate, and sometimes influence outcomes based on known causes. Essentially, nothing happens randomly—there’s always an underlying cause explaining why something occurs.