posted January 05, 2005 07:18 PM         

First let me tell you about me. I was an LDS missionary in Mexico, so I speak fluent Spanish. I spent 4 years in the military, and I have eight years of university education and a degree.

I worked teaching computer technology for about ten years and owned homes and property in California, Utah and Idaho, which were all paid for. My expertise included a vast knowledge of Constitutional law and Scriptures, as well.

Ten years ago I left my job and never worked for money again! I learned that according to Comstitutional law, I had the right to do anything I want, without asking the permission of the government, as long as I didn't harm or threaten anyones right to life, liberty and property.

I also learned that the government of this country has been taken over and is now occupied by a "Corporate Democracy", which has replaced the "Constitutional Republic", and the rights it recognizes, with a "civil code" by which it extracts money from unwary participants.

I learned that the Scriptures and the early leaders of this country warned us that this would happen, and that we should "get out of Babylon".

I never paid any taxes again, nor did I ever get a license or a permit from the government for anything. When they tried to sell my properties for taxes, the old judges ruled that I still had property rights. In order to do all of these things, you have to be prepared and know how to defend yourself in court.

The "Corporate democracy became alarmed at my success, at the laws I exposed and the violations they committed, and at my success at court. So they got new judges, and took away all of my property. I was out of my rut(and out of Babylon)!!!

Now I do everything I did before, but the "government" (unconstitutional criminals) have no way of regulating, controlling or keeping track of me. For the past ten years I have dedicated all of my time, talents and resources to helping other people, without pay.

I lived without the need of money, as the Scriptures promise, and everyone I ever helped (and the list keeps growig), always try to see that I have everything that I need, and as a result, I have more than money can by, and I don't have anything that "Caesar" can claim belongs to him.

Most people cannot understand my life style, as they cannot envision living without money, but I have everything I want, and I travel to more places than I ever did when I had money. It requires having faith in the promises of the Scriptures, and the ability to receive satisfaction from dedicating your life to helping others.

One more thing... this economy is on the brink of collapsing into the worse depression the world has ever seen, so I recommend that those of you who feel so inclined begin to readjust your life to depend on God instead of money!

posted January 05, 2005 07:45 PM         

I know some that live without earning money, they are intune with what goes around comes around

Warm Welcome to You!

posted January 05, 2005 08:24 PM         

I agree with Neo Kitty, you live a beautiful life

I know it must be hard to explain it to people that you don't earn money. Most cannot conceive of that. It does sound much more like the plan of God to live for helping others and filling your heart up with as much love as possible in this lifetime than to waste it away wanting more and more without ever truly being satisfied (for those money makers who live that way). I greatly admire you and hope that one day maybe I can undo all of the conditioning I've gotten from family, friends and society. I know it probably wasn't that easy of a decision for you, but you did it!!! You are a prince

posted January 05, 2005 08:35 PM         

Somehow I too seem to be living (barely) without money. The story of my life. Not living in my ideal way though. I am a giver, so maybe that's why. But I'm trying to change my thoughts on money so that maybe someday I'll actually have some.

posted January 05, 2005 10:57 PM         

Also you bring interesting point about USA being the Babylon. The prostitute. And not Iraq. What one sees is not. What is , is not seen.

I am not a endtime predicter. I only believe in my end and God is a priority in my life.

Jesus wore expensive clothe. Went to wedding. He still had magnificient light around him when he spoke.

A Lotus flower grows beautifully in muddy water. The water does not stick to its leaves.

BTW your tale makes me quote a Jesus's sayin "Foxes have den, birds have nests but the son of man has no where to lay his head"

I am so fascinated by that statement.

posted January 06, 2005 01:26 PM         

Did you pay taxes while earning money?
You mentioned they "tried" to sell property for taxes. Does that mean you owed money? Were you willing or unwilling to pay for this on your own?
and
Do you drive? You mentioned that you don't have licenses, permits, etc.
If you had some sort of accident in which you were at fault, how would you settle it? I assume you do not have insurance.

Does LDS consider your "volunteering" as credit for your 10% tithe?

and finally,
What is a LDS member doing in this site, isn't this contrary to your religious views? I'm not saying your not welcome, it just seems contrary to what I understand about your church. I think if you hang around a while you'll find that Truth exists in many belief systems. Ther is more than one path.

Just interested in your views.

posted January 06, 2005 02:58 PM         

Prince are you still a member and what are your views about our sprituality and the fact that we obvious find truth in many paths and aren't attracted to religious organizations?

I agree that there is more than One path as well, but I do admire him for dedicating his life to following His spiritual path. I have a lot of respect for people who live what they believe

Prince do tell us more about your life and how surviving without making an income is working for you. We've all heard of this Universal Law, so I'm sure most of would be interested in how you went about doing this.