Understanding the Russia-Ukraine War Through the Lens of the Universal Formula

Understanding the Russia-Ukraine War Through the Lens of the Universal Formula By Angelito Malicse War is never an accident. It is a direct result of human decision-making. Every war, whether internal or international, arises from a complex series of causes—each bound by natural law. The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine is no exception. As the author of a universal formula designed to solve the age-old problem of free will, I propose that this war, and all wars, can be fully understood—and ultimately prevented—through the application of three universal laws of nature: 1. The Law of Karma – the law of cause and effect within systems 2. The Law of Balance in Nature 3. The Law of Feedback Mechanism These laws form a comprehensive framework that explains not only individual behavior, but also national and global decision-making. Let us examine the Russia-Ukraine war through this lens. 1. The Law of Karma: Cause and Effect within Systems According to the first law, every cause has an effect, and every system—whether biological, social, or political—must function without defects to maintain order. Just as a car engine with a defective part will break down, so too will a nation or international system eventually collapse if its internal structure is defective. In the case of Russia and Ukraine: The causes of this war are systemic and historical. These include unresolved tensions from the Soviet era, geopolitical rivalry, NATO expansion, and decades of political and cultural friction. The defective systems include failed diplomacy, unchecked propaganda, economic inequality, and weak international institutions. The effect is war—an inevitable breakdown of systems that were never properly corrected. If these systems had been examined and repaired with honesty and foresight, the catastrophic outcome we witness today could have been avoided. 2. The Law of Balance in Nature All of nature is governed by balance. Any violation of natural limits results in correction—often violently. The same principle applies to human societies. Imbalance creates suffering; balance restores peace. In this war: Russia’s military aggression disturbs the natural equilibrium between sovereign nations. Ukraine’s struggle for independence and security is a reaction to this imbalance. The global repercussions—economic crises, humanitarian disasters, ecological damage—are symptoms of a world out of balance. Balance cannot be achieved through domination or isolation. It can only be restored through mutual understanding, respect, and recognition of the limits of national power and human suffering. 3. The Law of Feedback Mechanism The third law teaches that all conscious systems rely on feedback to guide decisions. In humans, feedback comes from our senses, environment, and interactions. In societies, it comes from education, media, public discourse, and leadership. In the case of this war: Russia’s leadership is shaped by internal feedback that includes state-controlled media and nationalist ideology. Ukraine’s decisions are driven by national resistance and support from international allies. The global community participates in this feedback loop through sanctions, military aid, and political pressure. But much of this feedback is distorte