Redefining Government

Embracing Sovereignty and the Power Within

The concept of government has long been perceived as an external entity with authority over our lives. However, by understanding the true essence of government as the management of one's own mind, we can reclaim our power and acknowledge our sovereignty.

In this piece, we will explore the illusion of government, the role of police, the truth about belief, and the importance of recognizing our inherent power.

The Essence of Government:

The word "government" is derived from two parts: "govern," meaning to control or manage, and "ment," relating to the mind or mental capacity. Thus, the real essence of government is the control or management of one's own mind. Instead of perceiving government as an external entity, we can reclaim our power by acknowledging that we are the ultimate authority over our beliefs, emotions, and actions. We are the ones who allow others to govern our mental capacity, and the persons hiding behind government only have the power we give them.

Sovereignty and the Illusion of Government:

There isn't an actual government, such as a God-like being ruling our lives. Instead, there are merely people hiding behind the word 'government,' pretending they have authority over us. These politicians and media personalities, who we allow to deceive us on an ongoing basis only do so because we allow them to do so.

They are often more lost than we are. When we follow the lost, we end up lost ourselves. Recognizing our sovereignty and inherent power enables us to see through this illusion and create our own path in life.

Policy vs. Law:

Policy is not law. The only real law is the law of the land or the laws of nature. Policies are mere suggestions created by politicians and enforced by police. Under the guise of democracy, the deceptive language of policies has led people to believe they are under the jurisdiction of mere suggestions. However, the truth is that policies only hold the power we believe them to hold.

The Role of Police Officers:

Police officers are there to enforce policy, protecting and serving only those who employ them and give them orders to follow blindly. All they care about is having enough dollars to feed their families and to fit into the norms of society. They may not realize that they work for tyrants hiding behind the word 'government,' who will dispose of them as soon as they step out of line.

If we the people knew our inherent power and what we actually stood for, we would never hire police officers to enforce policy; instead, we would hire peace officers to keep the peace and uphold the law of the land.

Remember the 'defund the police' movement? If we defund the police, who would we fund? Peace officers. That's who.

How Do You Know What You Believe?

Beliefs are the thoughts and ideas you act on. You don't act on all your thoughts and ideas, do you? That means your actions are the evidence of what you believe. Want to know what you believe? Evaluate your past actions. It's that simple.

We can literally and figuratively believe anything we want; we just have to find evidence to support the thought or idea so we can act on it. When we blindly fall in line with the suggestions of politicians, we turn over our power to unknown individuals who take advantage of our ignorance. Therefore, controlling our actions and what we believe.

The entire legal system only works because it is designed to take advantage of the weak, dumb, and ignorant.

Redefining government requires understanding the essence of control over our minds and recognizing our sovereignty. By acknowledging our inherent power, we can see through the illusion of government and the roles of politicians and police. Embracing our sovereignty allows us to live in alignment with the laws of nature, creating a path of true freedom and self-governance.

It's important to understand that “the republic for which it stands” allows us to believe anything we want, not just democracy, but any religion or belief we choose to carry the burden of.

Reclaim your sovereignty and take control of your mind. Don't fall for the illusions of those who seek to take advantage of your ignorance. Live your life on your terms, guided by your own beliefs and principles.

When we go beyond history, we can see through the veil of the stories we've been raised with.

Seeing through the façade of government is not enough to free us from the invisible shackles that hold us as subjects of the jurisdiction. Conscious effort for long periods of time is required to undo the programming and deeply understand who we are, what we're made of, what we stand on, where we come from, and where we're going.

As you can probably tell, this article presents a perspective that challenges traditional notions of government and authority. Here are some questions to consider for yourself as you evaluate your sovereign and basic human rights. Not to be confused with civil rights.

0. How do we ensure that individual sovereignty does not lead to chaos or anarchy?

1. How can a society function effectively without a centralized governing body?

2. How can we balance personal sovereignty with the need for cooperation and collaboration in a community?

By examining these questions and engaging in discussions, we can deepen our understanding of our power and responsibility as individuals in shaping our lives and the world around us.

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