Hi Lovers
Are we in the host age?
Indeed, the “pawn” in pawnshop comes from the word for “pledge”, as in the collateral left, with a token IOU provided by the shop that is later “redeemed” for the item left. St. Nick is the patron saint of pawnshops (and, appropriately, for thieves), while “Old Nick” refers to the devil (hence, the red suit and chimney soot) to whom we pawn our souls. The Tenth Commandment’s prohibition on coveting thy neighbor’s wife (which goes on to include male or female slave, or ox, or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor) has nothing to do with sex and adultery but rather with receiving them as pawns for debt. By contrast, Christ is known as “the Redeemer”—the “Sin Eater” who steps forward to pay the debts we cannot redeem, a much older tradition that lay behind the practice of human sacrifice to repay the gods.*
I have not yet confirmed the accuracy of this;
In the Hand- Book on Roman Civil-Law c 1933 under Security it says the First-Thing that You NEED is A HOSTAGE
I have drafted a document but before I share its content you may wish to consider that a BC is a pawnticket, token IOU.
You may wish to research further into the meaning of words that are related; pledge, pawn, hostage, conflict and other words you will see in your seeking. Keep in mind that the Deputy Registrar told us that a BC is not personal id but a valuable token.
Now what if that token is like a pawnshop ticket? What if we use a pawnshop ticket as personal id. Did you know that the pledgor is responsible to report income to the pledgee and it is all binding until the ticket is redeemed. Are we using or benefiting from trust or estate property?
Under pledge; The pledgee has the right to the possession and control of any income accruing during the period of the pledge, unless an agreement to the contrary exists. [Perhaps the use of a SIN number by employee is that agreement? Using the estate name, property, to profit. Who knows, we may be the estate] This income reduces the amount of the debt, and the pledgor must account for it to the pledgee. Perhaps the estate (you) is backing the money paying you, hence, the debt.
Now does that not fit what is going on with all of us. No matter what we do or where we go it seems we are constantly called upon to pay and or perform. No escape from ‘pay or else’. Bound to the money game because the gov’t accepts its money only in payment of taxes and fees. Under pledges, until the pledge is redeemed, the pledgee is in control and is with all the rights.
The gov does have possession or control of the SOB’s and we do have an extract/extension (BC). A pawn ticket is to bear the same number as affixed to the pledge and we see the number on a SOB does also appear on a BC.
Identification of pledge
14.Each pledge shall be identified by a number that corresponds with the number of the pawnticket and the entry of the transaction in the pawnbroker’s book, and, when the pledge is redeemed, the pawnbroker shall record the amount of interest taken and of all other charges and shall keep the record for not less than one year after redemption. R.S.O. 1990, c. P.6, s. 14.
Anyhow, you have to read between the lines a bit (one thing being we have no debts) and do look up the word hostage and here is a definition but seek more; a person held by one party in a conflict (brings to mind the Leiber code) as a pledge that promises will be kept or terms met by the other party.
The other party may be the name on the SOB/BC which we know is not us. In other words, we are the pawns for the debts of the name because the name itself cannot perform. In that sense the name may be a estate and I am of the thinking that until the BC/token is redeemed, the estate remains under the control (protection/guardianship) of the pledgee.
Pawn Brokers Act Ontario;
Production of ticket
16.Except as hereinafter provided, a pawnbroker is not bound to deliver a pledge until the pawnticket for it is produced and delivered to the pawnbroker. R.S.O. 1990, c. P.6, s. 16.
Since the government does not know us, it like a pawnbroker would need to see the token, pawnticket, that it may know who is entitled to the particular estate/property In any case, not until the ticket is delivered is the pawnbroker bound to make delivery or can the account be settled.
It seems to that anyone who has got only the SOB in evidence has had success. Presentment of the BC then may be evidence of the pledge, that it is still in effect, hence; the holder upon presenting it is unknowingly indicating himself as a hostage, pawn for debt.
So our folks left us a name to be picked up that constitutes the basis or foundation of a or continuance or member of a family estate, lineage, family name >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.
All things we do in that name, extended to our use via the BC, is added unto the estate, property of the estate, but again, until the token is redeemed and the estate freed, the heir is a security/hostage and the property under bond/seal/pledge and the pledgee has the burden because we are using estate property that does not, if this comes down to redeeming the token IOU, belong to us as heirs. We would be mere vassals.
There are expenses (burdens) passed forward by the pledgee and the pledgee is not bound to perform until delivery of the pawnticket is made to the pawnbroker.
It may be that CANADA is the pawnshop or warehouse, each province a compartment with its own interests apart from the other compartments. All are one.
All the fancy diction aside, and if any of this is accurate, all one need do it seems is redeem the BC, token we owe you. We have something here that belongs to you. Control is what we are talking about when we say ‘belongs’ and with control comes freedom.
As divine beings, do we really need a BC?
We could also see it this way perhaps. SOB represents a life, source of energy, we are the gold in that sense. I did read that the doctors notification of birth is known as the ‘gold standard form’. Pledgee, moneychanger, by holding the SOB holds the gold, albeit constructively but with full rights which includes taking actual possession. Seizure of property comes to mind. But the gold is not his gold, it belongs to the one holding the receipt/token IOU. So like the days of old, one would deliver his token IOU issued by the money changer to the money changer/Caesar (who must accept his own IOU as you will read in the document I have prepared) and give it for his gold in this case for us, that may simply mean freedom and all the attachments that go with it now that we would be free of the pledge and perhaps led by the spirit of our Father, our vessel under his tow.
If a pawnbroker were to refuse acceptance of his own issued token IOU on presentment, he to is subject to the requisite rules of dishonour.
What is written here are my thoughts and no claim is made regarding the accuracy. As always, before you jump on a bandwagon make sure you know the tune being played that you can play along or you may get boo-ded off the staged.
With love