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A Key to help unlock Understanding
The natives said, “Do not judge another until you have
walked in their moccasins for three moons”.
a. Think about someone you know that you would really love to be like.
(close your eyes) take 1 minute/60 seconds with each of the following steps.
b. Put on that persons “moccasins”. (imagine you are them)
c. What would your life be like?
d. How do you see the world?
e. How would you react to criticism, or if someone got angry at you?
f. What do you feel?.... in your body and in your thoughts and emotions?
feel the emotions of the person whose life you aspire to.
Put on these “moccasins” every day before you walk out the door.
The key is understanding and developing empathy. That is the first step.
The second step is the desire to become who or what you want to be, not what or who you think you should be.
The third step is having the belief that it can be accomplished. By acting as if it already has.
Tell your self,
that if you can think it,
you can feel it...
and if you can feel it,
you can be it!
Visualization Intensity Control
There are varying degrees of visualization.
As you read these words..... they are already in the past. The past is a memory, the future a fantasy.
To view either one takes images of the mind or visualizations.
visualize during stories.
What do you feel?
If the story mentions a beautiful field,
close your eyes and describe how beautiful it is.
If your learners are older, encourage them to visualize what they are studying, which will also help them improve their grades; as they will instantly absorb what they read when they visualize.
Intuition
Great artists, writers, inventors and the like, all use intuition to tap into creativity. Intuition is a powerful tool which we are all born with which
allows us to better understand others and have enhanced empathy.
But most importantly, intuition helps us make better and wiser decisions, which is a crucial skill in life.
With attuned intuition, we learn to communicate better, and improve our relationships, particularly because intuition helps to gage people’s emotions.
With attuned intuition, a better understanding of people and situations is achieved.
Here's a game that is a good and a fun way to encourage a child to use and trust intuition.
Whenever you happen to be waiting at a set of elevators/lifts, ask your child to “guess” which elevator door will be the one that opens.
This simple game will instill, encourage and develop your child’s intuition -
whilst making the wait for the elevator fun.
The Only Lawful, Law, Natural and Common:
Do Not cause: Harm, or Loss.
Two Major deceptions
The first is that 'money' is real, and has some value - when it is an illusion ... and has no value in fact.
The second deception is that you should have any fear about being taken to court, based on any demand.
Our extensive research shows that you need have no fear whatsoever.
Because it has been demonstrated that, when your name is called, you can say:
"I am here making a Special Appearance to establish jurisdiction. I claim Common Law jurisdiction. I do not consent to contract for any services, and I waive all corresponding benefits".
And to repeat that in answer to any question. (Threats regarding Contempt of Court can be dealt with similarly. It is wise to have this possibility under your belt in case it happens)
I would do this, and expect any case against me to be dismissed immediately.
The reason is that a Court of Commerce has no jurisdiction over me as a sovereign Human being, remaining solely under Common Law jurisdiction.
(A Court of Commerce will have a panel of Magistrates or Judges. It will not have a Jury. A Court of Commerce will have jurisdiction over the matter in hand ... the Statute ... but none over the sovereign Human Being, without consent. But only specific refusal of consent removes it. Affirmation by any act other than refusal, including silence, confers consent)
Notes about "Contempt of Court"
If threatened, ask "Would that be CIVIL contempt or CRIMINAL contempt?"
Say nothing until answered.
If the answer is "Civil", then ask "Where is the contract? What is the FULL DISCLOSURE, the CONSIDERATION, where are the LAWFUL TERMS & CONDITIONS? And please show the WET SIGNATURES of both parties"
If the answer is "Criminal", then ask "What is the CRIME, who makes the CLAIM, and who is the INJURED PARTY?"
At this point the panel will be way outside their authority, and firmly in Contempt of Court themselves.
For further information see: http://www.fmotl.com/
and or;
The World Freeman Society
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