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You should look into "Five Niyamas".
What are "Five niyamas" - http://www.theravada.dk/?pageid=389
These were introduced by Lord Buddha to explain every event in our reality.
If you can see in many things in nature there is no actual pattern or law it is simply chaos.
For example
Imagine the very unusual run that sperm has to take to meet with the female egg.It is complete chaos, but in it only the strongest will win. So what we see is not complete chaos producing more chaos it is simply sanctioned chaos creating things less chaotic.
for example your brains neurotic activities are complete chaos but that is the thing that creates completely organized thoughts and functions.
In fact the truth is what we see as chaos is only our understanding being incompetent to explain what is happening, Soon as we understand complete chaos turn into very systematic behavior.
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They are called the Five Niyamas. Simply put, they are all processes of causes and effect. If the causes are present, there's an appropriate effect. If the causes are not present, there's no effect. That's the order of anything in the universe.
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My scientific education tells me that:
Note that:
A Buddhist word for those rules is Dharma or Dhamma.
The Buddha is praised for his Dhamma, i.e. the Buddha discovered and explained a useful set of "rules" which we use to understand the world.