| 1 | This be Cognitive Law: |
| 2 | Cognition is perception, the awareness of certain knowledge, the process of acquiring knowledge and examination of its competence use by Mind. |
| 3 | Mind is the term used to define certain systems, properties and functional states of consciousness of a higher order being as distinct from the physical and biological processes of its body. |
| 4 | As Mind defines certain systems, properties and functional states of consciousness, the term Mind is equivalent to the term "Awareness". |
| 5 | Mind is not solely determined by the physical form of the being. Mind is simultaneously a concept possessing non-locational metaphysical attributes and objective existence manifested in observable phenomena. |
| 6 | Being, also known as Essence, is a term used to define both the physical manifestation of a living higher order organism as well as the existence of a Mind and Self in a present moment of time-space. |
| 7 | Consciousness or “conscious” is a term used to define one (1) of the five (5) Fundamental Systems of the Mind exhibited primarily through a lucid, awake and aware state and the state of wakefulness itself as “being conscious” and Consciousness. Consciousness is one (1) of three (3) systems of the "Lower" Mind. |
| 8 | Cognitive Law defines the special attributes possessed by Mind such as cognition, perception, inspiration, identification, sensation, comprehension, volition and communication created through the simultaneous application of both Divine Law and Natural Law. |
| 9 | Cognitive Law is the only set of laws simultaneously applying both Divine Law and Natural Law. All other lesser laws derived from Cognitive Law are subject to Positive Law. |
| 10 | As Cognitive Law is derived from the simultaneous application of Divine Law and Natural Law, all valid Cognitive Law may be defined as part “divine” and part “natural”, hence “supernatural”. |
| 11 | As Cognitive Law is by definition “supernatural”, certain Cognitive Laws may temporarily suspend or change a Natural Law under certain conditions. However, it is not possible for a Cognitive Law to abrogate, suspend or change a Divine Law. |
| 12 | Any law that is against such truth cannot be law. |
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The Third Age – Of Mind