How to Reclaim Your Sovereignty

Achieving sovereignty makes you more like the King and less like the pawn.

Sovereignty takes many forms: economic, cultural and even spiritual. Spiritual sovereignty, according to Tools for Freedom and Energy Oneness, means disconnecting yourself from any ruling source that influences your understanding of God. By disconnecting yourself from ruling sources, the ability to determine your own spiritual relationship with God grows.



The transition into reclaiming your sovereignty can take several years. The process often seems arduous and long, but in the end, organizations such as Tools for Freedom and Energy Oneness promise that you will achieve physical, economic, spiritual and financial freedom.

Instructions

Financial Independence

1. Acquire a copy of your credit report. Rid yourself of all creditors. Owing money to other people, to companies, or to creditors in general prevents spiritual freedom, according to Tools for Freedom. Tools for Freedom suggests that when you owe money, you are required to act in certain ways to satisfy the needs of creditors. These actions transform into beliefs.

   After removing any bad credit, do not borrow any more money.

2. Become self-employed. This process may take a while, but you can begin by slowly creating methods to remove yourself from corporate living.

3. Reduce the money you spend. This means removing all of the unimportant purchases from your life. You do not need to stop purchasing things that you love, but, instead of eating out, eat from your garden at home. Instead of renting movies at the video store, rent them from the library.

4. Maintain a savings account that allows you the ability to travel and move to any location on Earth.

National Independence

1. Choose where you want to live. Decide if you want to live in warm or cool weather. (Tools for Freedom calls the ability to choose what climate you want to live in "climatic sovereignty.")

2. Learn multiple languages. By learning different languages, you can travel to more places on the Earth, allowing you the freedom to choose your own nationality.

3. Live off grid. This means disconnecting your home from energy provided by other sources, and reconnecting your energy to your privately owned solar or wind energy.

Other Sovereignties

1. Manage your emotional health. Tools for Freedom suggests that if you manage your emotional health, your physical health will follow suit. This may mean meditation, anger management or involving more spiritual activities into your day.

2. Block any input of advertising. Advertising may affect the way you experience life. For example, food advertisements aim to make you as hungry as possible, or to seek comfort in food.

3. List all of the organizations that influence your belief in God. Look for how commercials, your workplace and your friends influence your belief. Distinguish between those persons and companies that benefit from you believing a certain thing. Free yourself, in whatever legal ways possible, from organizations that seek to profit from a specific belief in God.

   Determine your own spiritual connection with the divine.

Tips & Warnings

• Although some people believe strongly in the principles of spiritual sovereignty, do not commit any infringements or crimes while trying to free yourself from governing bodies. Going to jail or living a life of constant hiding completely removes your physical sovereignty.

References

• Tools for Freedom: Home
• Energy Oneness: Reclaim Your Sovereignty
• Energy Oneness: Living Off Grid