by iamani » Wed Feb 23, 2022 3:31 am
Greetings
Common misconceptions...
What is the difference between the terms 'the World' and 'the Earth' - and is it useful to know the difference?
Whilst 'the Earth' describes the physical realm, that which we commonly call 'reality', the term 'the World' is used as an umbrella term for the layers of fiction man places over reality to create (and control!) a common illusion, thus:
'The World' = the common illusion
'The Earth' = the physical reality
Also, we take the words 'earth' and 'land' to be synonymous - but are they? i don't think so. The term 'land' is one of those aforementioned 'layers of fiction' within the common illusion in that it describes an interest in and/or rightful claim to a specified portion of the earth along with all livestock (us) 'attached' to it...
So the 'end of the world' is not the destruction of the physical plane but the shattering of the common illusion that happens at the end of every Age... and is that not what we see now...?
As another example take a look at the words 'lawful' and 'legal'.
Maxim: "Legality is not reality"
To me, this maxim implies that reality is governed by true Law whilst it is the illusion ie 'the World' that is ruled by legal construct... aka our 'private agreement' to pretend that the illusion is the true/superior reality. The instant we step outside of the true Law is the moment we enter the binding and blinding illusion of legal construct - 'the World'.
i've noticed one or two YT gurus claim that equity is the superior/true Law - but is it? As far as i know, equity exists only to compel performance from wayward trustees and fiduciaries. Granted my knowledge of the subject is miniscule, but isn't that what happens to us in mags courts? Are we not treated as wayward trustees/fiduciaries to be compelled into performance of obligations? If one imagines statutes as t+c's of contract/agreement, are the mags not compelling performance when one is charged with breach of statutes? Is that too much of a stretch? i've also read somewhere that mags can handle any equity case valued at less than 10k... and isn't there a trust construed (CQV) in every/most mags case(s)? Aren't trusts dealt with in the realm of equity? Imagine how much they make if every case is valued at 10k... and whereas the business of the court is the trading of securities, perhaps they also hypothecate...?
Equity = vested interest ?
Here's how one YT guru puts equity:
"Common law is ruled and governed by equity - equity is the soul and the spirit of the law! Eye have a quote here for yew - to back up what I'm saying Eye hath given ye above my NOI – Notice of Intent that Common law is ruled and governed by equity -and that equity is the soul and the spirit of the law! And so now eye david give ye my SOI – Statement of Interest to backup and clarify my claim that equity is higher than aspects of common law! Here is one proof, the following quote is from the American or institutes of American law 1882 by John Bouvier. Quote; Soul and Spirt of the Law: Equity “Law is nothing without equity, and equity is everything, even without Law. Those who perceive what is just and what is unjust only through the eyes of the law, never see it as well as those who behold it with the eyes of equity. Law may be looked upon, in some manner, as an assistance for those who have a weak perception of right and wrong, in the same way that optical glasses, are useful for those who are short-sighted, or those whose visual organs are deficient. Equity, in its true and genuine meaning, is the soul and spirit of the law; Positive law is construed, and rational law is made by it.” – Institutes of American Law 1882, Vol. 2, s. 3724, para. 4.” by John Bouvier. Equity is not law, equity is the sole in the spirit of the law – kapeesh? The rights and Spirit of Equity are identified as and embody the very energy of righteousness. Equity supersedes common law as well as statute law, but yew will have a run-around trying to establish a court of Equity. In Equity the judge would make a ruling or decision based on the principalities of what the fair and just decision would be. Invoking Equity in the courts would simply be to bring justice, to bring grace and mercy. The law cannot be fulfilled without Equity because Equity is love, and love is all. Do yew want to follow the written word of the law in the commercial world of the dead? Or…. Do yew want to walk in peace, love, and Equity as a living light on the land?..."
Now i'm not sure i agree with all that, but like i said - a full understanding of equity so far eludes me, but he now enters ground i find more familiar. Spoiler alert - this next part is completely wrong:
"...Now initiates let us look once again at Christs teachings - here is another analogy from the HelioCentricBibliotheque KJV 1611 authorised version. John 8:7 - 16 7 So when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, he that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her. 8 And again he stooped down and wrote on the ground. 9 And they which heard it, being convicted by their own conscience, went out one by one, beginning at the eldest, even unto the last: and Jesus was left alone, and the woman standing in the midst. Christ wasn't operating at a common law level above, do yew sea? Christ went against the law of the land which said that they get to stone the lady to death! As she was out $%£”%!! with somebody else when she wasn't supposed to be! Christ was operating within equitable terms Christ was using the maxim “he who seeks equity must do equity” That doesn't mean exactly what it says. What that means is, within equity yew have rights, your substantive rights are held in equity, yew have to remember that if you're seeking equity yew have to also abide by equity! Remember that the other side has rights too, if yew come in as the plaintiff or if yew decide to come in as the beneficiary and hold the trustee to account for non-performance of a trust, yew must remember that the trustee has rights too! And that's what Christ shows ye in John 8:7 Christ was operating with the soul and the spirit of the law, he was operating within equity. Clean hands doctrine - Pontius Pilate was the Roman Governor of Provinces of Judea, Idumaea, and Samaria between 26 and 37 AD. He was best known for his leadership of Judea."
Nope. Sorry David, this passage has got fek-all to do with the "soul and spirit of the law" and everything to do with the letter of the law and i can prove it...
In verse immediately prior to this one, the people are goading Jesus into following the law and to condone/authorise the stoning of an adulteress, but, knowing the law better than those goading him, he exemplifies his exhortation to be "...wise as serpent, gentle as dove". He outwits the crowd by following the law to the letter... he follows due process and convenes a court to hear the matter. Now, the law states that both parties to the adultery must be killed - not just the woman. When Jesus crouches and writes in the dust he is listing all of those involved in the matter ie the alleged adulterers and the witnesses, that all may see justice is being done. When he suggests that 'he who is without sin' should cast the first stone, he is not appealing to the crowd's conscience in that they have all sinned at some point and should therefore show grace of mercy - no! With that one line he put the absolute shits up the witnesses/accusators who by now have noticed that there is a blank space in the dust where the male adulterer's name should be... remember: "...thou shalt not bear false witness"! If they had hung around then THEY would have been exposed as law-breakers and suffered the very punishment they hoped to inflict upon the woman. So, off they slope - and when the crowd see the witnesses depart and slowly realise their error... off they slope too. At any time Jesus could have looked up and ordered them to stay put and be punished, but he keeps his head down and allows them to leave - wise as serpent, gentle as dove. This is The Way...
Cheers!
law is all is love is all is law