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If people learned how to control their own mind, it would negate the opportunity for an external government. The absence of government is anarchy, not autonomy and not chaos.
Etiomology of Government
Gubernare
Latin verb: “to control”
Mens
Latin noun: “mind”
The etymological origin of the English suffix – ment is often debated, yet it is overwhelmingly clear that those who created the English language deliberately chose mens, the Latin word for “mind,” to mean “the state of” or “the condition of,” in direct keeping with the First Principle of Natural Law, the Principle of Mentalism, which demonstrates that in order for any particular thing, event, circumstance, state or condition to exist as it currently does in our manifested reality (the Plane of Effects), it must first have existed in mind (the Plane of causality).
Q
Quadrivium
critical thinking
Arithmetic: Number
Music: Time (harmony)
Geometry: Space (proportion)
Astronomy: Motion (Rhythm)
T
Trivium
critical thinking
How our reality is built.
Grammar (knowledge, input): asks/answers what (who, where, & when) questions
Logic (understanding, processor): asks/answers why questions
Rhetoric (wisdom, output): asks/answers how questions

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Government Means Mind Control
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The etymological origin of the English suffix –ment is often debated, yet it is overwhelmingly clear that those who created the English language deliberately chose mens, the Latin word for “mind,” to mean “the state of” or “the condition of.”
The word “government” literally means: mind control.
Key Concepts & Tools
- Attention
- Definitions
- Grammar
- Discernment
- Trivium
- Concepts
- Relational Thinking
- Critical Thinking
- Logic
- Allegories
- Metaphors
- Psychology
- Human Behavior
- Natural Law
- Principles
- Morality
- Good v. Evil
- Right v. Wrong
- ethics
- Authority
- Sovereignty
- Freedom
- Hidden Knowledge
- Know Thy Self
- Solipsism
- Amtssprache
- Philosophy