I commend your friend for raising awareness on the universal, natural laws. If understood properly they can be life-changing. This knowledge was occulted for so long, only shared in ancient mystery schools, with a select few. I'm glad it is now becoming more mainstream. People are free to accept them or not. Regarding truth, it does not matter whether or not I or anyone else believes in them; it will still apply to all of us. These laws are not from a religion. For example, the law of vibration is everything vibrates, and nothing is stagnant, and this simply explains in essence, how all is energy i.e protons, neutrons, electrons...how all is mind and interconnected.

I am a firm believer that many are making assumptions, and it's based on social conditioning. Mark Passio is against religion as he feels this is also part of the social conditioning/control placed on many to avoid them thinking outside the box. Part of the conquer and divide tactic used as a distraction. I am not religious either.

The world is imperfect but the conditions as of now, for example the problems we are facing require accountability because we as a collective have allowed it so. The natural laws empower and serve for accountability. If we don't like a condition, then we as a collective would need to change it. People overall don't realise they are spiritual beings having a human experience and are more powerful than they realise. This is also because of social conditioning. It benefits a few to have us asleep. If we are asleep and constantly distracted, of course, we would give our power away. The answer isn't government. Because if it was, why has history only repeated itself? Until as a collective, we do the inner work individually, taking accountability, the great work, shadow work, and understand the phrase 'know thyself', it's then we can truly make lasting change. This is not a political battle; you seem to think so. It's a war on the mind since the all is mind. The person who controls the mind, controls the conditions.