THE LAW OF PARSIMONY OR ECONOMY

The Law of Parsimony or Economy is a natural law that prevents any waste in whatever form. By the time the reader saunters through this immutable law of God as it is presented herein, he would readily agree with the author that nothing is useless or purposeless in nature; therefore, nothing useful can ever be a waste. It would be observed in this book that nobody can waste anything, in a world where a prodigal merely keeps money in other people’s hand from wasting in his own hand. Nothing can pass for a waste where the Law of Parsimony economizes everything for re-cycling in a perpetual continuum. All the ‘losses’ of the world are perpetually springing in other forms in an exact similitude of the dying ‘autumn’ being buried in ‘winter’ and ‘springing’ up into life in ‘summer’. The Law of Parsimony uses ‘wastes’ as a tool to prevent wastes, that wastes might be warded off from human existence. And if wastes are used to prevent wastes, what then would become of wastes after all? A waste or an economy?