As children we are taught to respect and listen to our parents. Next we are taught to subordinate ourselves to our teachers, even if we do not agree with what they teach us. After reaching the age of 18 we suddenly are supposed to be able to differentiate between right and wrong, able to take on responsibilities and be held liable for our actions. We thus stumble into the life of a grown up only knowing how to listen to and follow other persons, never our own inherent intuition. Since we are never taught how to verbally defend ourselves against the domination of others, we easily fall prey to indoctrination, intimidation and physical violence perpetrated against us by those who want to control us, never reaching real freedom.
Knowing our rights
How many of us really know our inherited, god-given rights? Or the two rules to live in peace with each other? Yet knowing those is the first step to peace, harmony and freedom. We cannot claim, nor defend them as long as we don't know them. Our system is purposely geared to hide them from us, to keep us chained, keep us slaves of the system. Only we ourselves can break those chains.
Claiming our rights
We cannot claim something which doesn't belong to us, that would be stealing. But being born into this world as human beings, we inherited and were given certain rights and obligations, which cannot be nullified by any other human being. They can only be nullified by our own will and actions, with our consent. Once we know what belongs to us by birth, we can claim back what belongs to us, even if we have been denied access to it for many years.
Defending our rights
Right from the start of this blog I have been showing you how certain people are forever trying to nullify our right of possession, trying to steal what is ours. Thus we have to prepare ourselves to defend our rights at every turn, not only when we realize that this is happening. If we are not properly prepared beforehand, those right robbers may catch us unawares and cause us to fall for their tricks once again.
How can we prepare ourselves for defense beforehand?
Well, one way is to watch how other people defend their inherent rights. The more success stories you see and hear, again and again, the more you condition yourself, train yourself to be ready for when it happens to you. We have to undo the slave training we received over years. This doesn't happen overnight. It takes time, persistence and effort.
Knowing our rights
How many of us really know our inherited, god-given rights? Or the two rules to live in peace with each other? Yet knowing those is the first step to peace, harmony and freedom. We cannot claim, nor defend them as long as we don't know them. Our system is purposely geared to hide them from us, to keep us chained, keep us slaves of the system. Only we ourselves can break those chains.
Claiming our rights
We cannot claim something which doesn't belong to us, that would be stealing. But being born into this world as human beings, we inherited and were given certain rights and obligations, which cannot be nullified by any other human being. They can only be nullified by our own will and actions, with our consent. Once we know what belongs to us by birth, we can claim back what belongs to us, even if we have been denied access to it for many years.
Defending our rights
Right from the start of this blog I have been showing you how certain people are forever trying to nullify our right of possession, trying to steal what is ours. Thus we have to prepare ourselves to defend our rights at every turn, not only when we realize that this is happening. If we are not properly prepared beforehand, those right robbers may catch us unawares and cause us to fall for their tricks once again.
How can we prepare ourselves for defense beforehand?
Well, one way is to watch how other people defend their inherent rights. The more success stories you see and hear, again and again, the more you condition yourself, train yourself to be ready for when it happens to you. We have to undo the slave training we received over years. This doesn't happen overnight. It takes time, persistence and effort.
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