Mind Mastery

People need to feel like they are safe and if anything goes wrong, there is a formalised process that is fair and just to handle any disputes or crimes.

One arm of this is the community protectors, to prevent crime and physically step in to protect the innocent.

The other arm is the arbitration and settling of problems.

When it comes to justice, it’s best to work backwards.

Figure out what is right and wrong, then what justice means, then have systems in place for exacting justice and providing remedies, then have boots on the ground doing the good work.

If you put boots on the ground first, it is a certainty that more harm than good will occur, we have a heart breaking amount of real world evidence to support this.

In countries today, we have the police and the courts.

Combined, this pair has created an enormous amount of suffering and perverted justice, to a point that it’s become totally unrecognisable and a thing of fantasy.

We must correct this monumental error and start using logic, compassion and reason to build a real workable solution that prevents crime and corrects it if it does happen.

We will never be able to raise our consciousness and ascend into a Utopian way of life if we are stuck in a cesspit of innacurate methodology.

Revenge and punishment as a primary methodology employed by modern courts is not only barbaric and disgusting, it’s also ineffective at solving problems and tends to make things even worse.

Look at the statistics, the majority of people going to prison are re-offenders.

Our current strategy for preventing crime and correcting behaviour that caused crime isn't working.

Our current system is actually the biggest cause of crime and is responsible for committing the most crimes.

Random thefts and murders look petty compared to the professional manner in which the government, police, military and courts steal, massacre, genocide and violate not only foreign nations, but their own people.

We cannot expect positive results from continuing to use a perverse and vile legal system that supports and initiates country wide theft, assaults the non-compliant, kidnaps the peaceful, excels in industrial torture, break and enters the homes of the innocent, trespasses on private property and murders entire city’s.

As Spock would say, it’s illogical.

The courts are part of the ruling class and control the enforcement class.

These players work on the same team to create as much chaos and mayhem as they can get away with.

If we actually care about living in a town, country and world where there is no crime and no need to feel unsafe, then we need to throw away the obsolete and outdated mindset of punishment and revenge.

If your 4 year old daughter was drawing on the wall with crayons, would you yell at her, smack her and lock her in her room?

Or would you give her a colouring book?

If your 13 year old son was breaking things in his room and at school, would you beat him up and ground him or would you get him a boxing bag, hold some pads for him and enrol him in a martial arts class to vent his frustration and anger appropriately?

If your 17 year old son was drink driving, would you make him pay you a lot of money and tell him he can’t drive anymore?

Or would you offer to drop him off and pick him up from parties?

If your 12 year old daughter was wetting the bed, would you hit her and get mad at her because you have to keep changing the sheets?

Or would you send her to a counsellor to figure out what’s causing her to be so anxious?

There is a solution for every problem.

The R methodology is superior to the dark ages mentality of ‘an eye for an eye’.

Remedy
Rehabilitation
Resolution
Rectification
Restitution

There are lot’s of words that start with R that are applicable when it comes to solving problems.

Whatever the situation, use the appropriate one and fix the problem in a way so it doesn't happen again.

It is best to think in terms of healing and curing the criminal, just as one would consider healing from a disease or injury.

The criminal is also a victim of their own negative behaviour and has become 'mentally sick' and is in need of curing.

It is far more holistic, useful, realistic and effective to approach crime as acts only committed because of environmental models, such as money or faith in authority, and of mental diseases, such as depression, rage, jealousy or desperation.

This way the remedy is a cure, not torture, which is a far more intelligent and reasonable approach to building peaceful and happy societies.

We aim to heal, help and support the man or woman who has committed a crime, from petty car theft all the way to being a police officer, by assisting them to heal emotional trauma and to deprogram dangerous indoctrinated beliefs.

For small scale disputes, rehab wouldn't be necessary most of the time.

For more serious crimes involving some form of violence, like assault, rape, torture, kidnap and murder, then rehab is most probably required to help heal whatever has gone amiss inside that person for them to behave so violently.

Rehab centres are not prisons.

You would not be going somewhere to be punished.

You would be going somewhere to recover.

You’d only be required to stay in a rehab centre for as long as it takes to rectify your issues which caused you to make a mistake and hurt someone.

There is no reason to set a minimum amount of time for someone to lose their freedom.

They stay as long as they need to recover and heal their trauma, which may be one month, one year, 10 years or never.

You would have all the comforts and luxuries you normally would, except you are in a controlled environment with a mission to heal.

Family and friends could come and see you twice a week and you would have access to the highest quality food and amenities.

You would have your own private room and would participate willingly in programs to help you.

If you don't want to participate, you don't have to.

Although you would not be able to be released back into the public until the rehab team felt you had really worked through your issues and come to a full understanding of what you did that was wrong and how you can avoid making the same mistakes again in the future.

This methodology is based upon a system already in action in Norway.

They have proven to get much better results than the standard box cage strategy of rot and torture.

You can watch this short 5 minute tour video here.

There are many methods to achieve equitable outcomes for both parties involved in a dispute.

The structure of juries, judges and process can all be arranged and organised according to which town the independent arbitration centre is being established.

For starters, our centres for justice would not be very busy, as most of the ‘crimes’ people end up going to traditional punishment centres for are not crimes at all.

Next, many many crimes are committed because of our poor social design, especially our dependence on money.

Once we re-organise society to favour technical innovation and The Utopian Mindset, we expect to have very few cases going through arbitration.

In the beginning, we will be very busy proceeding with cases against corrupt police, magistrates, politicians, businessmen and corporations.

The professional criminals must be held accountable and we need a reliable and formal method to do so.

Even when it comes to deciding cases against crooked cops and lying politicians, we must use the R method.

There is always a reason why people commit crime and most of the time it’s because of trauma they have not or cannot deal with, which causes them to lash out and abuse others in an attempt to make themselves feel better.

This is even more true for professional criminals as one of the main reasons why amateur criminals commit crime is because of the monetary system and poor social design.

As you’ll discover through investigation, almost all crime is a combination of some kind of trauma and the monetary system.

If a police man had not been traumatised and had no monetary incentive to attack innocent people, he would not be a criminal.

If a politician had not been ritually abused as a child or had no monetary incentive, why would they be seeking to dominate others?

Even when it comes to lawyers. Many of them have been abused when young so they want to do something to correct the wrongs that were committed against them.

Plus the allure of a lot of money is too much for many people to handle and they will do anything if the pay check is high enough.

This is sad because people are just trying to find a way to live the life they know they deserve.

The problem is that many people doubt their abilities to contribute in beneficial ways.

So they turn to crime.

Whether that’s by becoming a car jacker at the low level, a cop at the mid level or a politician or banker at the professional level.

The thing is, these people all have the ability to do something good in the world, they just don't know how.

That’s what our arbitration systems are about, showing people a better way and helping them become contributing and valuable members of society.

Inside the centres, we can have a process which allows each party to choose their unbiased arbiter.

One arbiter for each party.

We will make sure the arbiter is unbiased and has no connection to either party before proceeding.

We won’t have magistrates or judges as we don't want people to be on the defensive and feel like they are being judged and magi-strates is just too magi-cal of a word.

Out with the old, in with the new.

New names, new feel, new results.

We definitely won’t make people stand and sit as the arbiter enters and departs the room.

There will be no referring to the arbiter as ‘your honour’, instead we show each other proper respect and use our given first names.

These rituals are absurd, extremely disrespectful and have no place in civilised modern society.

There will be a process that aspiring arbiters will go through to ensure only the most honourable characters acquire these positions of great responsibility.

They must then be voted into position by the towns community.

They can be voted out of position at any time, just like any other leadership role.

An alternative method is to have multiple private arbitration centres and people can choose which one they would like to attend.

The centres with the best reputation will last, while the others who achieve poor or unfair results will not.

If the case involves violence and rehab is necessary, then a jury will be involved to ensure the accuracy of equitable outcomes.

If the matter is petty or violence has not been a factor that has led a case to be presented, then a jury is not required.

Although for these more intricate details, it is up to the community to decide how they should proceed to achieve the most fair and just outcomes possible.

The goal of decentralised independent arbitration is to provide the highest quality remedies to prevent there from being re-offenders.

The structure of society and the education of the Utopian mindset are the primary factors which prevent crime from occurring in the first place.

Arbitration is only there to help clean up the big mess we have at the beginning of our transition to Utopia and to tidy up the rare slip up here and there once we have transitioned.

The Fifth Utopian Principle Of Justice is required to maintain a safe & fair society for everyone.