Mind Mastery

What we have now in most societies is a mass of centralisation in terms of power, production and management.

All the police are controlled by a central power and management.

The same can be said for a countries military.

Our power as in energy sources are centralised in power plants and stations.

Most of our production capabilities for food and materials is being centralised by large corporations.

Our media is centralised with all mainstream sources being owned by the same corporations and repeating the same scripted narratives.

Our court systems have been monopolised and centralised by the government.

Education and schools all follow a centralised curriculum.

Aged and disabled care are under the umbrella of centralisation.

Even our system of governance has been centralised with a single government that controls not just your town or state but your entire country.

If we don’t do anything to change this, it will become a world wide centralised spider web of control.

What we have allowed to happen is for a small group of people to have centralised command and decision making authority for just about every aspect of society.

What this does is severely limits choice and freedom.

Freedom is not just the freedom to be right but the freedom to be wrong or mistaken, provided you do not force your errors on anyone.

The easiest and most obvious way to see the problem of centralisation of power is with military and police.

When the biggest gang in the country has all the weapons and financial rewards the ruling class can offer, we become a people at the mercy of a single man or woman who gives the orders.

If the prime minister gives the order for the police and military to be used against it’s own people, which has happened countless times throughout all of history, especially in modern times, then you can see the dangers of having centralised power.

When this happens, it’s never called a lawyers state, bankers state, politicians state or judges state, but always a police state.

Instead of having one large organisation with a huge hierarchy for police and military, we decentralise the power and spread it.

Instead of having all police stations report to one centralised chain of command, we replace them with localised community protectors.

Community protectors take on the role that the public believes is the duty of police.

To protect the innocent, maintain peace and to assist the rehabilitation of people who have made mistakes (by escorting them to rehab).

The Militia replace the military. It’s essentially the same thing, but split up and localised to every town.

When it comes to other areas of decentralisation, this is what we can do.

We replace massive corporate controlled farming, agriculture and food production with local community owned and operated gardens, farms and crops.

We replace the monopolised court system with a free market independent arbitration system.

Each town is free to decide the best way to implement their own unique methods, ideally in accordance with The Lore Of Morality, respecting rights and with the R methodology.

If you don’t like the outcome at a particular arbitration centre, you can go to another for a second opinion.

Independent arbitration centres are just that, independent.

Decentralisation allows the best ideas to come forth and prosper.

When the best ideas are all on the table, some survive and some don't.

The best of the best are then are adopted by a natural process of a different kind of centralisation.

A centralisation of ideas.

When we are able to decentralise our energy sources and experiment with free energy devices, some will be better than others.

Some people may make electromagnetic engines or harness tidal power or create highly efficient solar panels.

We may then have ways to power our homes individually without relying on centralised power plants that we have to pay for and which are unreliable, especially in 3rd world countries.

After some time of this decentralisation and experimentation of energy devices, a scientist may invent a solid state (no moving parts) energy device that can be installed in every device that requires power.

So instead of having a solar set up or a free energy device powering each and every home individually, we could have every single device function from it’s own inbuilt energy unit.

Your toaster could have a free and perpetual energy device installed in it, so could your laptop, phone, welder, lawn mower, car, kettle, hair dryer and everything else that requires power.

This way, you don’t ever have to pay for electricity again.

You can watch these documentaries to learn more about existing technology. Thrive 2. The Lost Century.

You don’t have to be concerned about harming the environment with toxic pollutants from cars, trucks, motorbikes, planes and ships.

Massive power plants can be removed and the land given back to nature or to build something new.

All the wires from power lines, power poles and transformers can be removed, taking away the eye sore, the extreme labour and effort involved in installing them and the dangerous EMF they radiate.  

We can also recycle the materials and re-purpose the space they were wasting.

If something happens to the massive power plants we have now, many many people lose power to their homes and business’s.

If something was to happen to your individual energy device powering your home, you would be without power.

But if every device that required power had it’s own system, then if it breaks, it only affects that one particular item.

All it takes is for this technology to be implemented, as it already has been created.

Yes, the technology to do this exists and has for a long long time.

Although peoples greed has been the primary reason why we don’t have this technology today.

Because corrupt oil tycoons either buy the technology from the inventor or make the inventor disappear or because the inventor got too greedy and wanted to make lot’s of money from the idea and got himself killed for his ignorance.

The only way free energy technology can be utilised in today’s world is for inventors to anonymously post the blueprints and instructions online, for free, for anyone and everyone to access and replicate.

It’s easy to stop one person from selling free energy devices.

It’s impossible to stop millions all over the world from building and using their own.

Once this technology is available and being used, we will find what is the best and centralise it so everyone has access to the best technology that we have.

This of course would be optimal and the natural thing to happen, but is not a requirement.

Something that will always stay decentralised is power.

Because there is no need to centralise power.

But we can centralise ideas that govern our power.

Community protectors and militia will have decentralised leadership but a centralisation of values, the best equipment and the best tactics.

We can have decentralised food production facilities but a centralisation of ideas on how to most effectively produce food.

Centralisation isn’t all bad and decentralisation isn’t all good.

It’s about learning what to decentralise and what to centralise.

Without government, police, the legal system, the military, or any other government agencies like registration companies and tax departments, then there is no centralisation of management, because those organisation will not exist anymore because we simply don't need them.

We can create a technical solution for every problem that those organisations claimed to solve.

All management whether it be of food, materials or for construction can be decentralised to be project specific and community localised.

Some projects are larger than others and will require more leaders and larger teams to work together, across many communities.

It doesn't matter how big the project is, how many people are working on it or how much land it covers, as long as it’s in alignment with the Utopian Mindset and The Utopian Principles.

Or a set of values and methods that are so similar they could be practically the same thing.

The names of methods aren't as important as the methods.

There is no limit to what we can do if people are able to put aside their egos.

Even if after 50 years of successfully living in a world Utopia, 95% of the worlds population votes to centralise food production to one huge facility the size of Tasmania, your town could still create it’s own food if it so wishes.

Or if you would like to rely upon yourself and grow personally all your own food, you would be free to do so.

The moment you lose that power to do what you want because of centralisation, you know that it has become corrupted and more decentralisation is required.

Centralisation needs to be balanced with decentralisation and they both must be tempered by The Utopian Mindset and Utopian Principles.

The fourth Utopian Principle Of Decentralisation is necessary for us to be free from the grip of centralised dictators and to become far more productive and effective societies.