Frequency of Voice

Sovereign

The word 'Sovereign' has been co-opted and weaponized. When the system and the media attach it to 'citizen,' they create the oxymoron 'sovereign citizen,' a label used to trap, dismiss, and scapegoat anyone who studies rights and status. Used the way the system uses it, the word lowers the speaker into a predefined box. The true identity is 'Sovereign Soul,' not the label the system imposes.

Understand

To 'under-stand' is read in these circles as 'to stand under.' When an officer or court asks, 'Do you understand?', the question serves as a function to request you to stand under their Venue/Jurisdiction and authority. Agreeing to 'understand' is taken as agreeing to submit. The remedy is to comprehend without standing under.

Citizen

'Citizen' ties the speaker to the Fourteenth-Amendment framework of Federal subject status. To call oneself a 'citizen' is to claim a status of subjection to the Federal Venue/Jurisdiction, Federal Statutes, and federal taxation. The free National status this project studies is distinct from 'citizen.' In the United States a U.S. Citizen is utilized denote property or ownership. 

Good Morning

'Morning' sounds like 'mourning,' the state of grief and loss. To greet another with 'good morning' is, by the sound, to wish them a good mourning. Repeated daily, the phrase keeps the speaker in a low, grieving frequency. The remedy is to greet with words of life and light instead.

Person

In law, 'person' can mean a legal fiction, a corporate or statutory entity, distinct from a living Man or Soul. To say 'I am a person' is to identify with the legal fiction and place oneself inside statutory jurisdiction. The living identity is 'Man' or 'Soul,' not 'person.'

Male and Female

'Male' and 'female' are statutory classifications that reduce a living Man or Woman to a categorized legal status. The sound of 'male' echoes 'mail,' the carrier of corporate and commercial property. The living identity is 'Man' and 'Woman,' not the statutory 'male' and 'female.'

Individual

'Individual' is a statutory term that marks a single legal person, an entity divisible from the whole. To accept the label 'individual' is to be counted as one corporate unit among many, subject to the codes that govern such units.

Resident

'Resident' denotes one who resides temporarily, not one who lives in their home place. To declare oneself a 'resident' is to claim a transient, taxable status rather than a permanent, native standing.

Taxpayer

'Taxpayer' is a status defined by statute, not a natural identity. To call oneself a 'taxpayer' is to accept the statutory role and the obligations attached to it. The status is assigned by the code, not born with the Soul.

Must, Have To, Should

These words program obligation and surrender. 'I must,' 'I have to,' and 'I should' hand authority outward and keep the speaker in a frequency of compulsion. The higher consciousness register is 'I choose,' 'I shall,' and 'I AM.'

Try

'Try' implies the possibility of failure before the act begins. 'I will try' seeds doubt and lowers the frequency of the will. The remedy is 'I do' or 'I am doing.'

Want and Need

'Want' and 'need' affirm lack. To speak them constantly is to declare the absence of the thing desired, which keeps the speaker in the frequency of not having. The higher register speaks from abundance and gratitude.

Can't and Don't

These words affirm limitation and negation. Spoken often, they train the mind toward what cannot be done rather than what can. The remedy is to speak what is possible and present.

Hope

'Hope' places the desired thing in a distant, uncertain future. It affirms that the thing is not yet here. The higher register is to know and to receive, not to hope from afar.