I Must Take a Closer Look at This

[Michael Joseph]

If you refuse to stake a claim upon which relief may be granted, then you will be treated as mere property by your own deed - or lack thereof.

OK, I do get this idea. The only thing that I have placed into the county recorder's office is not of my own making. Should I maybe stake a claim there, perhaps declaring common law ownership and full dominion? Maybe with a publicized notice included? Should this be a correction to negate the other? Maybe not with the recorder at all but by notary. Court rules (though no court seems to care to follow them) says any item of record is admissible in court. I am open to ideas here. If we cannot protect our property rights at home, we have nothing.

How can you have full dominion when you stake your claim in the Book of Deeds of another? Try to think bigger. I know it is hard - hell it took me about 15 years to even articulate this stuff. Think bigger.

Did you create the body of which you reside? Where in Space and Time are your thoughts? explain if you can.

Think bigger!

[walter]

How does one beat the LAW of gravity?
Create a new LAW called lift.

[pumpkin]

How does one beat the LAW of gravity?
Create a new LAW called lift.

God created both. We merely discovered them.

[walter]

God created both. We merely discovered them.

and discover we will still do