Hi folks,

We'd like this topic thread to influence our future GTEN course content. Please add your input and discussion by replying both now and anytime in the future.

We started GTEN.org with 5 courses that are each designed to stand on their own and also to work together for a comprehensive understanding of rights, trusts, trusteeship, structure and operations for asset protection and a firm foundation to live as a free inhabitant without the jurisdiction and authority of the public forum and its trappings. We're adding Administrative Justice at the strong suggestion by a member, Siobhan, and because we agree with her that it's important to have the tools to privately handle private matters and quash controversies. We're now looking at our potential offerings, and we welcome your input. This is your (our) private member organization, not some company that markets widgets we hope you'll buy if we make them shiny and trendy enough. Anyway, we suck at marketing. Thankfully GTEN.org is growing nicely by word of mouth and reputation, so we will just keep focusing on what I think we're good at: solid content based on authoritative sources and digging down to the truth.

What would YOU like to learn? And how would you rank the following ideas in terms of what you'd like to see next? These are a few of the ideas we're considering:

1. Success science - subliminal subconscious reprogramming tools.
2. Corporate credit - the fast track to establish and build corporate credit and forget personal credit.
3. Trust law - the case law of trusts including understanding Weiss's citations.
4. Common law court - how to handle court matters under common law, without the court.
5. Guest interviews - deep topics with invited guest speakers.
6. Guest teachers - invitations to select individuals to teach GTEN courses in their areas of expertise.
7. Others? We welcome hearing what you'd like to gain from GTEN.org membership.

It's my hope this topic thread will create an ongoing discussion and ever-growing list of ideas. It's already the case that almost all members eventually register for every GTEN course. We think that says a lot about the relevance of the topics. We thank you for that, and we want to make sure we keep future content every bit as relevant to you.

Thanks, and blessings,
Christian
GTEN Trustee

Thank you for taking interest in what the community wants to learn. As you know I'm already signed up for Administrative Justice and looking forward to it. As far as what's next, I'm resonating with each of those ideas you presented. What jumps out for me in particular and in this order, is number 4 common law court, 3 trust law and number 2 corporate credit.

However, in my view number 1 is important for all walks of life, this education is no exception.

Learning is one thing, but changing base sub conscious programming, behavioral responses, thought patterns etc. is another, and to be the best I can be I incorporate doing both in my life... learning, as well as re-programming/re-training myself where I see I need it and want it for both my conscious level of awareness and my sub conscious levels. That is important to me. Transforming myself. As I upgrade my knowledge, I also upgrade my thinking, my speaking, my behavioral responses, my reactions ..all that. It's a whole integrated kind of thing...

Something on success science would be fun - there is so much exquisite knowledge in this area and when I have and do apply it, I bend and shift my reality to the direction of my focus and watch it unfold in the 3D experience more and more...the more I focus and pay attention to what I'm shifting, the faster and sharper the bending...the sooner the reality plays out in my life experience.

Perhaps...success science combined with esoteric knowledge about language, roots of the language we speak and words we write (rite) and spell (magic) and how neural patterns are developed in connection with language...also combined with esoteric knowledge and teachings about natural law, also touching on various law forms and how these are all a kind of different program, like various forms of software we can apply to life depending on what the situation is...that all might be very interesting :)

Siobhan

Hi all.

Here are the topics I like the most from Christian's list:

1) Success science - How about distinguishing between money vs. currency? There's so much
confusion between the 2 terms. The first is a storage of value while the other is a
medium of exchange. Search Mike Maloney for more details.

3) Trust Law - YES!!! The more examples from Canadian or other non-American jurisdictions,
the better.


I'd like to add the following topics to the list:

1) Flag Theory - spreading various business elements (e.g. incorporation, banking) across many
jurisdictions and countries, and how it integrates with private express trusts

2) International Travel - More details to follow.

Hi.

Let's include Contract Law because today all law is Contract Law. To add to Siobhan's comments about word magic, I suggest learning about writing standard contract terms and clauses so that they limit our liabilities, protect our interests and honor fairness for all parties affected.

Also, I'd be interested in learning the difference between autographs and signatures, and the legal implications of each.

FYI, I've seen the word "indenture" replace "contract" in Trust Law as they are synonyms. Is it because of the negative connotation of "contract" -> con: to swindle or trick; tract: pamphlet for general distribution.

Magic and the Power of Words
http://themindunleashed.com/2015/03/magic-and-the-power-of-words.html



Cheers,


Rolando

Hi.

Learning all this trust education is fantastic! But applying it in the presence of your teachers and your peers is better.

Have you considered hosting live workshops where members can participate case studies or mock scenarios (e.g. court cases) in groups or in front of a private audience?



Rolando

Although we don't provide study groups or workshops, or at least we haven't done so to date, we do encourage our members to collaborate and create them.

Right now our primary emphasis is on expanding the member base. We're building a new website and creating publishing and education tools to expand our reach to a broader audience. The idea is that if we can reach more people, we'll have more members. If we have more members, everyone wins, since you'll have more people to interact with. The more people who know and understand the information, the better.

Since your audience is worldwide, why not provide a tool that ranks and rates your courses based on a person's current situation and goals? Specifically, what I mean is an online questionnaire that selects and sorts courses based on a user's answers.

For example, based on knowing that I'm Canadian, the selector would display the list you gave me in that order. Besides nationality (American vs. non-American), it could even ask entrepreneur vs. employee and U.S.-based corporation vs. foreign-owned corporation.

Financial Privacy

(Completely or Almost Completely) Anonymous Cryptocurrency Transactions

Not a bad idea. But I guess the short answer is we do what we do, and people around the world sign up for all our courses because there's something in every one of them to glean for anyone anywhere.

Marriage Trusts as superior replacements to Public Forum Marriages

Patents of nativity and Family Bibles as superior replacements to Birth Certificates as Identification.

These documents may allow parents to protect their children from public forum agents who may force them to get vaccinations or public school education.

I wonder if links or mutually beneficially relationships can exist between private express trusts and DAOs (decentralized autonomous organizations).