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    Transition to Natural Law
    Transition to Natural Law
    Transition to Natural Law
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    Transition to Natural Law

    By Cindy-Kay Currier

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    It’s too late for a makeover. What society needs now is something totally new.

    You’ve lost your home, been squeezed out of your life-long career, have limited access to your bank account and are wondering, what just happened? Is this America? You look around and realize a large portion of society is the same situation. How did this happen? And what can we do about it?

    Transition to Natural Law provides a navigable pathway to the absolute freedom Americans thought we always had. Beyond revolutionary, this book offers a radically new concept of economics, law, governance, land acquisition and more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobin Beck
    Release dateOct 8, 2016
    ISBN9781928234050
    Transition to Natural Law
    Author

    Cindy-Kay Currier

    Cindy Currier is a law educator and public advocate, pioneering applied Natural Law in America. She successfully prosecuted the first case against the U.S. Corporation to be heard in a Natural Law court. A former psychotherapist, she specialized in acute and post-traumatic stress using forgiveness as a healing modality. She now advocates forgiveness, restitution and restoration as a moral way of administering justice for communities committed to protecting the earth, its ecosystems, and one another.

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      Protecting the Earth, the people, and the animals. "She now advocates forgiveness, restitution and restoration as a moral way of administering justice for communities committed to protecting the earth, its ecosystems, and one another." I move this. It's about time. Thank You, Ms. Currier.

      Whenever a teacher would ask the class what they wished for the world there would always be those of us that wanted 'World peace' and a world of good people. However, we few would always get laughed at and as a result, we felt like they were calling us 'crazy' for wanting a safe and good Earth to live on. I love your work. Thank you and this is something I can joyously grab a hold of.

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    Transition to Natural Law - Cindy-Kay Currier

    Transition to Natural Law

    By

    Cindy Kay Currier

    Published by

    Kima Global Publishers

    50, Clovelly Road

    Clovelly

    7975

    South Africa

    ISBN: 978-1-928234-05-0

    Copyright Cindy Kay Currier 2016

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    World rights Kima Global Publishers. No part of this publication may be reproduced, translated, adapted, stored or transmitted in any form or through any means including information storage and retrieval systems, without the permission of the publisher, except for brief excerpts quoted for review purposes.

    Table of Contents

    How to use this book

    Introduction

    Preface

    Maxims of Love

    Statements of Responsibility

    Principles of Natural Law

    Natural Law makes Sense

    A Model for Self-Governance

    The Land

    Enclosure

    Corporatization

    Responsibility

    Compassionate Care

    Sharing

    Coming Home

    Method

    The People

    Band

    Tribe

    Confederation

    Handling Disputes

    The Economy

    Where does Money Come From?

    The Goldsmith who became a Banker

    The Creation of Credit

    The Goldsmith who became a Banker

    The Banker, Universal Master

    The Heirship Economy

    Unlimited Abundance for All

    Track One

    Track Two

    Peer to Peer Banking

    Example 1

    Example 2

    Crashing the System of Lies

    Heirship Fortress

    Glossary

    About the Author

    How to Use this Book

    The ideas in this book are simple, because Natural Law is simple, in contrast to what we have experienced up to this point through civil, corporate and common law forms. Therefore, several readings may be required in order to digest and apply the material.

    You may feel energize and excited to apply Natural Law right away but understand that humanity is in transition. So for now, Natural Law operates parallel with current structures until critical mass has been reached and the transition to Natural Law is complete.

    You may find the simplicity of Natural Law difficult to imagine. This is because humanity has been subject to fictitious, nonsensical ‘legal’ complexities intentionally designed to boggle our minds, thus allowing the few to control the many. Civil, corporate and common ‘law’ structures were never intended to be understood nor utilized for the benefit of the masses. They were set up by a handful of those who considered themselves ‘elite’ and privileged to make decisions for all of humanity. So it may take time for our minds to accept and catch up to what we’ve always known intuitively within our souls: we are heirs of creation and directly responsible for the care of what immediately surrounds us. That responsibility comes with the privilege of individual sovereignty, functioning within a society of equally self-sovereign individuals.

    Once you have digested the material in this book, you may want begin forming your community. It will eventually become obvious to society that building codes and city ordinances, for example, serve no useful function – because we are committed to functioning in a way that honors the interdependent, regenerative nature of Earth’s living systems. Outdated regulations and ordinances will drop away. The people will mandate it.

    We are in transition. Transition takes time and allows each one to adjust as they are able. This is how stability is maintained. However, we can speed up this process by holding regular meetings and discussing the material in this book. Remember, we are not attempting to destroy the current system, but only allow it to

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