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This resource is an article (from brain pickings website) by Maria Popova, entitled, Aldous Huxley on Drugs, Democracy, and Religion. Huxley was an English 20th Century philosopher and prolific author of close to 5o books, best known for his epic, Brave New World and also, Doors of Perception. (Sunset Photo courtesy of Connie Broussard.)
Law Common to Oneself This brief natural law resource, law common to oneself, was compiled by faculty and staff of the NEU School of Natural Law. Law common to oneself is the Common Law of one’s own sovereign kingdom. In fact, the very meaning of sovereignty is that the decree of the sovereign makes the law. As with Common
The law of equity evolved to overcome the injustice created by the common law arising out of its general inflexibility and the limitations it imposed on acceptable causes of action. Where there was no adequate remedy at law, or where the rigidity of the common law yielded an unjust result, equity would step in, for those who invoked it, to
Everything that exists in the world of commerce is owned, operated or controlled by a fiction, and every fiction requires a bond or insurance policy before it can legally operate. Thus everything and everyone must carry insurance or be bonded (essentially the same thing), if it is to be visible in the world of commerce. When a judge hears
The laws of war on land are more relevant to everyday life in the world than one may think; they derive from international law. International law is essentially natural law, applied to nations, with the addition of unnatural ‘positive law’ appendices. These appendices are called treaties and conventions. The Hague Convention and The Geneva Convention are the two principal
Almost every nation on earth is in a state of war. The Hague Convention and Geneva Convention are the two principal ‘positive’ laws governing the conduct of war on land. Nations which are signatories to these conventions (almost every nation on earth) must observe the rules set forth therein. The conventions do not only deal with circumstances when a
There is a common misconception that Common Law relates purely to harm, loss or injury caused by and between wo/men. Common law is the ‘Law of the Land’ (land in this instance relating to the territory of the sovereign), and has evolved over time as a system of accepting and deciding cases based on principles of law which have been
Compiled by the NewEarth University’s School of Natural Law faculty volunteers: A court is defined as ‘the person and suit of the sovereign.’ As a sovereign (wo)man, you are by this very definition, a walking court of record. And since the very meaning of sovereignty is that the decree of the Sovereign makes the law, you (as a sovereign
Natural law is the law as it is written on the heart of every wo/man in the form of their conscience. It is not something which can be written down or codified, nor ought it be. “The general law of this society is that each member should assist the others in all their needs, as far as
The straw man is an “artificial person.” Here is a definition of straw man: “A ‘front’; a third party who is put up in name only to take part in a transaction. Nominal party to a transaction …” ~ Black’s Law Dictionary, 6th Edition Click here to download this Straw Man article (2003 PDF, 7 pages of educational content) Gratitude
“Since there is now increasing evidence of environmental deterioration, particularly in living nature, the entire outlook and methodology of economics is being called into question. The study of economics is too narrow and too fragmentary to lead to valid insights, unless complemented and completed by a study of meta-economics . . .” Buddhist Economics (Part 4 Essay) & A Question