Wisdom Teachings From The Gospel of Kailedy

Wisdom Teachings From The Gospel of Kailedy – The Book of the Illuminator of the Nazarine

Man can break free from the fetters of time, to spread wings of the spirit and fly to eternity, borne upward by an inspirational strengthening out-flowing from God.

May the doorways of your heart be ever open to admit the light of truth and knowledge, that the inner chambers of your being be so enlightened you may there perceive your own soul in the fulness of its glory and power.

What is man? He appears suddenly out of the darkness, entering the light of a well-lit performing arena where, for a brief moment, the role is played. He flashes in an illuminated moment of eternity before vanishing back into the unknown. Briefly, he dances like a shadow cast by flickering candlelight, to merge back with the surrounding darkness where the candle burns no more.

Yet I grieve no more than duly, for his spirit has cast off the restrictions of the body and, taking upon itself a form of glory, flies on ghostly wings to the Circle of Radiance. He has left this dull world of heaviness and is now attired in garments of glory. He has departed to a haven free from the sordidness of earthly struggle. He has flown beyond our sight and hearing, yet he is not far distant, dwelling in the free world of compatible spirits.

Fear no man, especially the rich and powerful, for they live in servitude to their possessions and position. Do not covet riches, for though few men possess them, all who do are not free and are themselves possessed by their wealth.

Charity is giving a hand to a blind man, or soothing the wounds of those smitten by the spirit-strengthening sword of life. It is good to help those in distress or those who cannot help themselves, but sometimes giving does more harm than good. Many give because is eases their conscience or raises their self-esteem. Such giving is not goodness. But when giving entails self-sacrifice, then it is better to give than receive, for the benefit lies in the sacrifice made and not in the thing bestowed.

All things a man possesses, his talents and his skills, are gifts bestowed by the grace of God. The inheritance received by anyone should be regarded as something received in trust, and it is true that if they deal with it wrongfully or selfishly, payment will be required. One of the greatest of life's tests is the challenge of wealth or position, and few are those who successfully meet it. Therefore, do not envy those with wealth and position unless they deal with them wisely; otherwise, pity them, for they have failed to rise above their test.

The rich are responsible for providing the needs of the poor, whether by work or food. This above all is the prime responsibility of wealth. And if a rich man say this he cannot do, then his riches witness against him. For if a poor man have a loaf of bread, he will share it with he who has none; and a beggar at the door of a poor man receives better treatment than he does at the doors of the rich, yet the rich have the most to give. And this is the true sin of the wealthy.

Riches of themselves, are not sinful; it is what they make of men that brings them into ill repute. If they were properly regarded as something permitting the possessor to study the Books of Wisdom and to redress the wrongs of the poor, then they would serve a good end. Let the rich ask themselves with sincerity, 'Am I not wealthy because of my lack of charity and the exploitation of others? Is it not because I love myself more than my neighbor?

A man without the Light places his faith in gold, burying it in the ground so it will support him in adversity. Yet what benefit does it bestow if he never needs it? He worries continually and must be constantly on guard, lest he be robbed. And when he dies his inheritors spend it. Yet by charitable deeds and self-restraint, a greater treasure which cannot be taken by robbers or dissipated by others can be laid up openly and without fear.

Life must be lived to its fulness, and cannot be unless it is utilized to make a beneficial contribution to the lives of others.

In the days of freedom, love dwelt graciously in a house of beauty, erected by the highest aspirations of men. They paid manly homage outside her door, those granted entry displaying justifiable pride in their achievement. Love, for which noble-hearted men and pure women would once have gladly die, now is so frail it withers at the first breath of adversity, or departs at the luring call of lust. Love and beauty are the reflections of God in the mirror of man; but the image once reflected in radiant loveliness is now distorted to ugliness.

To love one another without malice or envy, with goodwill and forbearance... The first step is to love yourself less, and by doing this you will find more love to give. If any say, 'I like being loved', that person is wrong, for rather you should say, 'I like loving'. Do not seek to take love, but to give it; for have I not said it is better to give than to receive?

Strive always to rise above your circumstances, for in striving you gain strength. The man whose path through life has been easy is never as good as one whose path has been difficult. Life has two purposes only: to test and teach; and for that, Earth is perfect.

Love your enemies, but not their faults. Love those who hate you, but concede nothing to their wickedness. Give without expectation of return; then only can you lay claim to goodness and be called a servant of God.

Is not the world a place of temptation so each may discover his own strength or weakness? Untested you can know neither and must always remain in a state of doubt. If uncertainty and doubt were removed from life, then it would be of less value for its purpose. Things are as they are because so they must be.

Act toward others as you would have them act towards you, and love your neighbor as yourself. Never utter curses against God or the powers about him, nor speak immodestly to exalt yourself. Do not act fraudulently, and never exaggerate. Always maintain an even temper, and do not act hastily. Never use violence unnecessarily, nor do anything causing unnecessary sorrow. Avoid anything to do with lewdness and obscenity. Commit no slander, and speak no gossip. Never make mischief so strife is brought into the lives of others. Tell no lies. Be humble without being servile, and be clean in all ways. Whatever you do to earn your bread, do to the best of your ability. Fulfill all your daily obligations, and, in the time left to you, serve a cause which is good.

Words alone or deeds done which benefit no other or purposeless restrictions do not indicate true love of God. Show your love of God by working in his cause and making the world a better place. Do something requiring action where you may risk unpopularity or scorn.

And so it is.

Scroll of Netertat

A far ancient document, possibly ante-deluvian, was rediscovered over two thousand years ago by a priest named Netertat in the Temple of the Seer of Heaven, in late dynastic Egypt. He described it as: “a writing so old that few could be found who knew the nature of its signs...”

This writing has been re-rediscovered as part of a collection of ancient wisdom texts contained in the Kolbrin published in 2005. Called the Scroll of Netertat, chapter seventeen of the Book of Manuscripts, it begins:

The writings of old declare the wisdom of our forefathers, which is the treasure trove of man and the inheritance of our days. Thus it is written:

All things on Earth are compounded of two flowing powers, the right hand power and the left hand power; the first predominates in men and the second in women. Where they fall nearly equal, the being is neither wholly man nor wholly woman.

The Spirit of Life resides in the air men breath and is shared with the beasts, the trees, the things that crawl, the birds, the fishes, the herbs and the grasses. It quickens the living hearts of men and is diffused through the blood of the body.

Man sleeps when his spirit departs for refreshment at the fount of its being. Even as his mortal body must sustain itself with things of the earth, so must his spirit seek sustenance in the place of its being.  In sleeping, the spirit of man departs in part alone, it goes not wholly or as one awakened.

When his God calls him away, his soul goes to the place of decision, where fate is decreed. There, by the underground river, the good are separated from the wicked, but the river is not a river of water. In Dat, all things are made known, and the river is the river of life.

Outside of man, between God and man, is the reflection of God, which men call Nature. It can be disturbed by man and distorted, even as the reflections in a pool of clear water are disturbed by the drop of a pebble.

Nature accords exactly with the greater needs of men, with their desires and beliefs, and with what they have deserved. It is also a modifying force operating upon the conditions of their testing. It is the Breathe of God expressed in living things. It is, to God, as the material web of the spider is to the living thing, they are separate and unalike, yet one.

There is a fine, unbreakable thread, one end of which is secured in the Spirit Center, wherein dwells The Everlasting Being, The Eternal One. The other end is fastened to matter, and between the two is the web of creation spun out of the single thread of invisible substances by the forming power of God.

All that we can know as mortals exists within the sphere of mortality. All was originally compounded from the fiery dust, the first expression of the out-breathing of God, upon which the forming power operated.

As hair grows from the skin of the head, which is nothing like hair; as a tree springs up from the soil, which is nothing like a tree; as the spider spins its web and then withdraws, so does mortal matter come forth from the immortal spiritual substance.

As the shadow is to the object that gives it form so is the material to the spiritual. All things are held together by the spiritual womb-web. The form is there, but the shape is here.

Nature is the Spirit of God manifesting in matter, it is the spiritual form seeking outlet and expression in matter. It is the maker, the means of making and the thing made, though all these activities are in a subordinate capacity.

Spirit is not Nature. Spirit is the source of all consciousness, which experiences both pleasure and pain. The spirit of man, when in contact with Nature, feels the ever changing conditions of Nature.

He who understands that activity anywhere is but the working of Nature and that God oversees this labor, understands the truth. Nature is never still, it is ever moving. Man is a creature bound to things ever changing. On the great scales, he is balanced between the eternal adversaries – good and evil.

At death, the senses perish, but the memory of them endures. The spirit roams the Morningland free, with all its beliefs, its desires and its memories intact. The arisen man awakes as from a brief sleep and finds himself in the Place of Decision; there, a body awaits him, as substantial as the one he has discarded.

And so it is.

Autobiography in Five Chapters

A poem by Portia Nelson

1) I walk down the street.

    There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.

     I fall in.

     I'm lost... I'm hopeless.

     It isn't my fault.

     It takes forever to get out.

2) I walk down the same street.

    There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.

     I pretend I don't see it.

     I fall in again.

     I can't believe I'm in the same place.

     But it isn't my fault.

     It still takes a long time to get out.

3) I walk down the same street.

    There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.

     I see it is there.

     I still fall in... it's a habit.

     My eyes are open.

     I know where I am.

     It is my fault.

     I get out immediately.

4) I walk down the same street.

    There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.

     I walk around it.

5) I walk down another street.

Lessons of Herthew, First Hero of the Noble Race

Lessons of Herthew, First Hero of the Noble Race, Son of the Firstfather Dadam, as taught by Habaris, after being expelled from the lushlands.

Book of Creation, from the Great Book of the Sons of Fire

Herthew learned:

There is a place of gloom, where the air is foul, and malodorous breezes carry pestilence and poisonous particles. This is the source of all maladies and ailments and of the things which cause putrefaction and decay. This place had been closed off from Earth, for it existed in another realm beyond the ken of mortals; but it was brought into attunement with Earth when a forbidden act was accomplished.

Lack of effort, indolence and indifference to duty and obligations, the taking of the easy path, are just as wrong as actual deeds of wickedness.

Men reach the true goal of life by transmuting lust love into truelove, and true victory is gained only over the defeated bodies of their vanquished passions and baser selves.

There is an Oversoul which fills everything in creation, as the Soulself fills the mortal body. The Soulself develops from mortal sensitivity and feeling transmuted into divine sensitivity and feeling, through suppression of the baser instincts within mortals. It is strengthened by development of feelings of love between man and woman and between these and their kindred by the appreciation of beauty and devotion to duty, and by the development of all beneficial qualities that pertain to humanity.

The Soulself is quickened by soul substances outflowing from the Godhead. The strong soul is transformed and molded to the soul's desire, but the weak soul is not its own master; it is flabby, unstable and is pulled into a state of distortion by its own vices.

In the afterlife there is unbounded joy for the entry of a noble soul; it will glow with splendor and stand out proudly. The mean soul of the wicked is dull-hued, twisted and drab, and being drawn towards its own compatible state, it shrinks into dark places.

Beyond God there is an Absolute which no man should try to understand, for it exists and has always existed in a state beyond man's finite comprehension. It is from this Absolute that God, The Ultimate in all Perfections, was engendered.

From Awenkelifa flows Gwinin, the energizer which stabilizes all things so they maintain their proper form and Awen, which responds to the molding desires.

To create, God first visualized in thought, then he produced an outflowing wave of power, which in a manner of speaking, solidified what might be called building stones (atoms, molecules). The outflowing power also produced a Celestial Hymn (sound vibration), which brought the building stones together in harmonious forms.

All creation is the harp of God, responding to his song and manipulations. It is an everlasting unfoldment. The voice of God can also be heard in the voice of his beautiful daughter who endows all living things with life and beauty (Gaia).

There is a divine purpose in creation, known only to a few. This knowledge is the key to all unanswered questions. Acquiring it is like the drawing back of a heavy curtain which has kept a room in gloomy half light, so all things suddenly become clear and distinct. He who gains this knowledge knows the Grand Secret, the answer to the riddle of the ages, and knows beyond a shadow of a doubt.

God gains nothing from His creation, except that as a Being possessing infinite love and goodness. He must have something to receive the gift of love and respond to it. Also, He needed something wherewith He could contrast himself, some medium wherein He could perform, and this is creation. Creation is also, for mortals, the school of life. The training ground for godhood.

Regarding the Otherworld, there are three rays from the central invisible sun, which manifest all things, upholding them in stability of form.

There are three circles of reality, three realms, three stages of existences. They are:

Heaven, where perfection visualized on earth may be realized and desires and ideals materialized; where hard-striven-for aspirations are attained; it is the place where all the properly developed spiritual potential latent in man reaches maturity and fulfillment. (Fifth dimension)

Earth, the place of training, development and preparation, the testing ground, the battlefield where men discover their true natures when confronted with life's challenges, contests and contentions; where competition and controversy are the rule. It is here that the proper road must be wisely chosen. (Third dimension)

Then there is the Realm of the Misty Horizon, the intermediate place, the place of spirits, where those above can commune with those below and where free spirits wander within their limitations. (Fourth dimension)

And so it is.

Transmuting Greed and Selfishness Into Love and Compassion

Greed and selfishness has infected our society like an evil virus, polluting the human population with its poisonous venom. So many of our government and corporate leaders, who claim to work on behalf of the people, are seduced and intoxicated by status, money and power. It has become so common we almost begin to imagine this as acceptable, even desirable behavior.

Today's 'looking glass' version of our socio-economic system encourages and rewards self-serving and manipulative activity, while presenting an illusion of fairness with oversight. The more covetous and greedy someone is, the more the financial system rewards them. The more cunning and devious, the higher they rise within the halls of power and status.

It seems the inmates are running the asylum and a person literally needs to possess a psychopathic personality to become a high level “public servant”, or a multi-national corporate director. Too many of our fellow humans are willing to lie, cheat, steal and even kill for money. We are destroying our planet for larger digits in our bank account and a greater return on investment.

This may be how things are now, but it's not how it was meant to be. It may seem that the black hats are winning the game of life, but those of us white hats have an ace in the hole called LOVE. God is Love. Love is Truth. Love never loses. Greed, fear and selfishness tremble and quake at the foot of Love, and Love forgives them. Love is the salve that heals all wounds. Circumstances will change for the better when we refocus our attention on Love.

Love and compassion for our fellow human is the vaccination, remedy and cure for this and all dis-eases. We become more loving and compassionate by shifting our focus just a little bit away from ourselves and a little more towards those around us, loved ones, family, neighbors, our community.

Giving those things we wish to receive ourselves is the only True Way to live in balance on this planet. Giving and receiving are two sides of the same coin. One can not exist without the other and both are just degrees of the same thing - cooperation, an exchange of energy.

We can neither give too much nor take too much without eventually having to come back into balance. A balanced society where everyone is giving and receiving creates the world of peace and plenty we all desire. It is as easy as: Treat others the way you want to be treated; Do No Harm; and, Honor all your agreements.

Reset your priorities and open your heart to others. Remove your mental focus away from what you don't want and shift your attention and energy towards the way you do want things to be. All things in the material world are Expressed into creation as a result of thoughts that are Impressed in our minds.

Thoughts are things. Thoughts direct energy. Where attention goes, energy flows. The more intense the emotions behind the thought, the stronger the creative energy and the faster things manifest from a thought idea into the material world. Keep it positive. Make it count.

How Do You See The World?

The greedy and selfish see a world of lack, scarcity and competition, where they feel compelled to accumulate more than their basic needs require, and are always seeking more, more, more. They live in a dog-eat-dog world where they must fight to keep what they have at all cost, while turning a blind eye to those around them who suffer lack and privation.

They have the ability to help others but don't even consider it, because they secretly fear others who have less than them covet what they have, and will undoubtedly try to steal it somehow, so they must hold on to their possessions with all their might. Possessed by their possessions, they believe others are selfish and greedy just like them, isn't everyone? And only those willing to get ahead at the expense of others will win.

Love chooses to see a world full of wonder and beauty, where the bounty of earth provides for the needs of all of her denizens and is shared by all. A world of abundance and prosperity, where everyone respects the rights of others. Where each individual helps another and contributes their special talents and abilities to the benefit of the collective. It is in this way that no one lacks the basic requirements of life – clean water, fresh air, wholesome food, the security of a home, and access to earth-friendly sanitation, communication, transportation, education and healthcare – and no one has too much or too little.

Love and compassion creates a world where we all acknowledge that everyone is a spark of the Divine temporarily inhabiting a material body, which will eventually wear out and return to the earth at our death, while the Divine spark that is our soul returns to its Creator.

Upon our return to the divine sphere, we each must account for how we conducted ourselves during this short sojourn we call life on earth.  No one gets out alive, and no deed, good or bad, goes unnoticed.  How we treated others in this life is how we will be treated in the next. The ancient Egyptians believed, after death their hearts were weighed on a scale against a feather.  Everyone strove to have a heart as light as a feather, not weighed down by the sin and evil that is greed and selfishness. 

Oh Great Spirit Creator

Oh Great Spirit Creator,

Supreme Craftsman of Heaven, Earth and the multiple spheres,

grant me the moral fortitude to always remain loyal to Your cause.

Grant that, day by day I grow ever more worthy,

and so dedicate and devote this life to the service of mankind,

and the completion of God's purpose for humanity,

so that I may forever walk in the light of Truth.

Grant me wisdom and knowledge to follow the path of diligence.

Give me the strength to uphold the Law,

so that, by my own effort,

I may awaken within me the beauty and wonder of my true spirit-self.

Lord, add Your power to my weakness,

that I may overcome all selfish motivations and unworthy desires.

Help me tame and control any tendency toward anger, greed and self-pity.

Protect me against the evils of prejudice, malice and jealousy.

Give me the ability to see with the eyes of compassion,

understanding the defects and shortcomings of my brothers and sisters,

and help me to completely forgive those who have caused me harm,

so that I too might also be forgiven.

Oh Great Spirit Creator,

Reveal to us Your supreme nature,

and let Your divine truth rule,

on earth and in our hearts.

Let us rejoice in earth's abundance that sustains us,

and show us the same compassion we offer to others.

Give us the strength to endure life's challenges,

and protect us from evil,

leading us always along a higher path,

that unites us all in Love.

Functioning With Honor in a Common Law State of Be'ing

Now that all government corporations have been dissolved under legal foreclosure as a result of the OPPT's UCC filings, we must all learn the “rules of engagement” so to speak under which we are to interact with each other in this new corporationless landscape.

Common Law

Common law is the law of the land and her people, where all individuals are 100% responsible and liable for their own words and deeds. The individual is free to do as they choose so long as they do not infringe on the life, liberty or property of anyone else.

So the basic rule of life is: Do no harm, honor all contracts, and there must be an injured party or damaged property for there to be a crime.

Disputes are resolved in a Common law court, which has no bar, no lawyers, the individuals present themselves, all language is that of common usage, and a jury of 12 peers make the ruling based on centuries of case law and established president.

Maxims and Affidavits

Common law operates with Maxims of Law which is “an established principle of law universally admitted as being a correct statement, or as agreeable to reason.” Black's Law Dictionary.

Examples:

A workman is worthy of his hire. - It is against equity for freemen not to have the free disposal of their own property including their labor.

All are equal under the law. - No one is above the law.

In commerce truth is sovereign. - To lie is to go against the mind.

Truth is expressed by means of an affidavit. - Sworn truth.

An unrebutted affidavit stands as the truth in commerce. - He who does not deny, admits.

An unrebutted affidavit becomes the judgment in commerce.

A matter must be expressed to be resolved. - He who fails to assert his rights, has none.

He who leaves the battlefield first loses by default. - He who does not repel a wrong when he can, occasions it.

Sacrifice is the measure of credibility. - He who bears the burden ought also to derive the benefit.

A lien or claim can be satisfied only through rebuttal by counter-affidavit point-for-point, resolution by jury, or payment. - If the plaintiff does not prove his case, the defendant is absolved.

An affidavit is a written declaration made under oath before a notary public or other authorized officer giving the document legal status and force of law.

It is a maxim of American law that any statute contrary to the constitution, which is the supreme law of the land, is null and void and no citizen is bound to obey an unconstitutional law.

Contracts and Contracting

All commerce and all law is based on contracts. We all possess the unlimited right to contract with anyone else. There are several requirements that must be met for a contract to be considered valid:

There must be offer and acceptance between parties.

There must be signatures of both (all) parties on the agreement.

There must be an exchange of valuable consideration. Both parties receive something of value.

There must be full disclosure. All terms and conditions must be conveyed.

Contracts must be entered into voluntarily, knowingly and intentionally. Coercion invalidates a contract.

There must be a reasonable guarantee of performance. For example: A “little person” could not guarantee to reasonably perform the tasks required of a professional basketball player.

Contracts involving minors, contraband or signed under duress are unenforceable.

No third party can intervene in a valid contract, terms can not be changed and rights can not be transferred without the authorization and approval of both (all) involved parties.

Honor and Dishonor in Contracts

There is an administrative process in place that enables parties to resolve their own issues and disputes without involving the courts. Both parties must remain in honor in the process or lose by default.

A presentment is an offer to contract. You may respond with honor or dishonor.

To respond in honor, you must either: accept the presentment; accept with conditions, also called a counter-offer; or refuse and return the offer with honor (within the proper time frame).

To be in dishonor, you would either: ignore the presentment (which is a form of acceptance); or disagree with and argue the terms. In either case, there is a dispute that turns into a controversy that must be settled in court by a judge.

Example:

You receive a letter that says, “According to our records you owe us, Company X, $10,000.00. Please contact us within 30-days to make payment arrangements, or the entire balance will be due and payable in full.” This is an offer to contract.

If you accept their terms, you make payment arrangements and are thereafter subject to all their rules and regulations regarding that agreement for as long as you owe them.

If you accept with conditions, you reply within 30-days with a counter-offer. “I agree to pay the full amount you claim I own if you produce a document with my signature that proves I am legally liable to you or Company X, for this alleged debt.”

Now, thanks to the OPPT you can return the presentment to the individual sender (if there is no name or signature on the document it has no power) or call Company X and ask for the manager, and include a Courtesy Notice addressed to him.

If Company X is a collection agency, also known as a third party interloper, who was never a party to the original agreement, they will not be able to produce proof. So if they do not respond within 30-days with proof of claim, they are in dishonor, repudiate the debt and lose by default. 

Now you just need to complete the proper notification process (as detailed in the Administrative Process section below), and your position is legal and solid. If you use the Courtesy Notice, send them an invoice.

If the original contract proves valid and enforceable, your counter-offer could be: to pay a reduced amount; or upgrade; or trade; or some other more agreeable terms. If they accept your counter-offer, you sign a new agreement and honor those terms.

If you submit a valid form of payment (negotiable instrument) they must accept it as payment. If they keep it, the bill is discharged. If they return your valid payment instrument, or refuse an offer to pay, you are no longer obligated to the debt. If you are making a minimum payment and an effort to pay, they can not take any action against you.

If you refuse and return the presentment within the 30-day period based on a flaw in calculation or error in the offer, they must correct and re-present their offer, beginning anew. You must return the original document with your refusal. If you keep it, you accept it.

If you ignore the presentment and do not respond within the 30-day period, you have effectively agreed to all the terms as presented and are now liable for the full amount they claim.

If you argue, before or after ignoring the presentment; within or past the 30-day period, it becomes a controversy that must be settled in court.

Administrative Process

You must properly document all contact and interaction with anyone wishing to contract with you. If anyone calls you on the phone, record their name, number, date and time of call. Instruct them to stop calling, that all future contact must be made in writing. Record the date and time of all calls after this, even if you don't answer them.

You will require proof of delivery so send all correspondence via certified mail. Go to the post office and pick up six or more green certified mail receipts and return receipts before you begin (or print the delivery notice from the USPS tracking web site), then include the receipt number in the heading of all your letters, so there can be no doubt what certified mail number goes with what letter.

If you are dealing with a creditor, they have by law, according to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, thirty days to respond with proof of claim or repudiate the debt. Otherwise, you can give them say ten or fourteen days to respond to your counter-offer.

If they do not respond within the prescribed period of time, or they respond but do not provide the required proof of claim (or whatever your counter-offer requires), you mail a Notice of Fault and Opportunity to Cure, which they must respond to within the ten day period or be in default and dishonor.

If they do not respond, you mail them a Notice of Default with Final Opportunity to Cure. If they do not respond, you mail a Finial Notice of Default and Certificate of Dishonor. This finial document should detail all the facts of the case to include all contacts and the steps of your process, sworn true and complete by you under penalty of perjury, witnessed, signed and stamped by a Notary Public. This gives the document full legal status.

So the order is: Presentment received; Counter-offer sent; Notice of Fault and Opportunity to Cure; Notice of Default with Final Opportunity to Cure; Finial Notice of Default and Notarized Certificate of Dishonor.

Any action Company X may try to take against you after this point is unlawful and actionable. You can take all your documents to the local court house and file for a Summary Judgment to include damages, where the court just stamps your order and now you have the power of the Marshall’s office who can and will enforce court orders.

You may legally at this point file UCC 1 Financing statements and place liens against, seize and liquidate the personal property and assets of the individual offender(s) named in your documents, or threaten to do so in order to get them to back off. This is the same system the banks use to foreclose on people and take away their homes. Now we know that it can be also be used to our own advantage.