There is one very important gift given to each one of us by our Creator, and that is the free will to choose what we think and do in this life. It seems a simple thing to choose how you will spend your time, but you must protect and guard this right to self-detetmination faithfully, for many are trying to take it from you.

Your birth right is this vessel your soul was born into, a gift from God to use as you see fit. Early on you were protected by your parents and extended family from making choices that endangered your life, your potential or your happiness. Your childhood allowed you to grow and learn while under the watchful eye of those who love you most. You could make some decisions, but they could be undone or corrected if necessary for your own good. Although many of us struggled against parental authority as we encountered correction, this too was tolerated for our own good, and to encourage independent thoughts to emerge. During this time of innocence, your free will was held by the adults who nurtured you, only to be given back to you fully when you reached adulthood. This is as it should be, a part of God's plan.

By adulthood, many other institutions exerted dominance over you in an effort to place boundaries upon you. Educators sought to train you to follow social norms, places of worship used lessons of morality to help you learn srlf-control and faithfulness, and the government provided laws to prevent your stepping on the free will of others. Again, all of these boundaries are usually helpful and acceptable, not only for your own protection but for that of others. These efforts toward community necessitate boundaries agreed upon via citizenship and via local groups you join or participate within. It is good for community well-being.

However, these agreements by citizens and communities must be constantly reviewed and evaluated so they do not overstep into your private life unfairly and detrimentally. To accept unfair laws, rules and restrictions that have no merit but only serve the interests of a select group, not the majority including you, is to remove free will. That cannot be allowed, and it is vital that we as individuals and as communities stand against this kind of tyranny, lest it become worse....slavery.

Manipulation is an unscrupulous tool used by those seeking power over you. It is done to take away your rights and freedoms in order to encourage you to do something against your best interests but for the interests of a select few. For example, lies spread via media intending to confuse and mislead you manipulate you to buy this, or vote that. Repeated often enough, your self-protective suspicions can be overcome. Instead of turning away from lies, you become conditioned by them until you lower your defenses and give in to the goals of the manipulation. You begin to think that their idea is a good one, and you make it your idea too.

This kind of manipulation is often done by tyrants seeking power, or profit, or both. In this world, manipulation is the bane of truth that steals your peace of mind, financial security, and freedom. We must not allow this kind of unfair leverage used against our people which only benefits investors and powermongers. We must investigate lies and demand truth be provided openly and clearly. We must limit greedy capitalistic grifting so that consumers are not tricked into purchasing needless things and becoming debt slaves. We must not treat corporations like citizens and give them free reign to profit limitlessly while mistreating their workers. Liars, theives and sociopaths should have no rights directing our people in politics, business, finance, education, spirituality, or any other place of leadership. We must root them out for the good of our people, or we will rot from within.

Our bodies are wondrous temples of our souls and do not belong to governments or employers. We may owe them some of our time and some of our treasure, but that is all. They have not earned a place in our hearts and minds. There are limits to their authority over us, and if they demand too much, we must resist. Our families and our faith deserve those precious places within us, and most of all, our God given free will.

We must be true to ourselves as individuals and protect our bodies from encroachment by illegitimate rulers who seek to poison us, cull us, implant chips in us or degrade us. If we do not, we will become oppressed, enslaved, harvested, overwritten or dead.