Meeting summary for New Earth Living; Trust Law studies, Sundays 5:30 EST (04/20/2025)

Quick recap

Temple shared his journey of using a trust entity for financial operations and discussed the importance of secured credit, postal services, and understanding commerce. He emphasized the need to separate personal and business finances, use money orders instead of cash, and explore digital currency and decentralized banking as alternatives to traditional systems. Temple also touched on spiritual concepts related to the soul and encouraged participants to ask questions and learn more about financial independence and private banking.

Next steps•

Meeting Attendees: Sign up for a USPS business account to establish a business mailing address and avoid using residential addresses•

Meeting Attendees: Update EIN addresses to use post office locations with dash-998 zip codes for non-commercial status•

Meeting Attendees: Close personal bank accounts and transition to using post office/USPS business gateway services•

Meeting Attendees: Set up digital currency wallets through Uphold platform to operate outside traditional banking system•

Meeting Attendees: Set up authenticator security for digital currency wallets when establishing Uphold accounts•

Meeting Attendees: Convert cash/Federal Reserve notes into USPS money orders for more secure transactions•

Meeting Attendees: Create fictitious names for trusts before opening bank accounts•

Meeting Attendees: File Form 1041 tax returns to establish credit lines through the Treasury•

Meeting Attendees: Stop accepting commercial mail delivery at residential addresses and switch to general delivery at post offices•

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Summary Temple's Trust Entity Journey

Temple introduced himself as a presenter and shared his journey of using a trust entity to operate on a day-to-day basis. He explained how he started using a trust entity in 2016, learned about making an instrument in 2017, and later understood the sole proprietor concept. Temple shared how he managed to live unincorporated for 3 to 5 years and then entered the banking system in 2019.

He emphasized the importance of understanding how the trust allows one to operate and encouraged everyone to ask questions. Temple also discussed his journey of gaining credit and managing wealth, which has changed his mindset from needing a few thousand dollars to managing a 2 million dollar limit. He concluded by stating that nothing has changed significantly for him since 2019, except for mastering a few more functions.

Secured Credit and Business Establishment

Temple discusses the importance of secured credit and becoming one's own bank, banker, and broker. He explains that secured credit cards require a security deposit as collateral, which acts as the credit limit. This approach is useful for building or rebuilding credit, as approval is easier than for regular credit cards. Temple emphasizes the need to start with a trust EIN rather than a personal social security number for business purposes. He also highlights the significance of the post office in establishing a business presence, recommending either a PO box or general delivery address to receive checks. Temple encourages participants to ask questions and stresses the importance of having a business account with the post office as a starting point for financial independence.

USPS as a Business Entity

Temple discussed the importance of understanding the United States Postal Service (USPS) as a business entity. He emphasized that the USPS operates as an independent establishment of the Executive branch, functioning somewhat like a business rather than a typical government department. Temple also highlighted the significance of using the USPS as a business office for operating unincorporated businesses and maintaining privacy. He explained that the USPS can help with credit reports and addresses, and that using a residential address can lead to legal issues. Temple also mentioned the importance of mastering digital calls for legal purposes. He concluded by emphasizing the need for Christians to use the general delivery system at the Post Office instead of accepting commercial free delivery from the USPS.

Commerce and Its Ruling God

Temple discussed the concept of commerce and its ruling god, Mercurius, who is associated with profit and gain. He also touched on the relationship between the gods of commerce and war, and how they protect each other's interests. Temple then delved into the details of what constitutes a commercial entity under the god of commerce, including residents, bar attorneys, individuals, natural persons, corporations, homeowners, homesteaders, officers, trusts, taxpayers, partnerships, directors, and citizens. He emphasized that these terms are defined by the Federal Government and represent fictional entities, not the Christian man or woman. Temple concluded by stating that these terms do not represent a Christian and that one should not have any of these statuses or fictional names in their names.

General Delivery for Christians

Temple discusses the importance of using general delivery at the post office instead of accepting commercial mail delivery at a residential address. He explains that general delivery is a vested right for Christians operating outside of commercial free delivery, dating back to 1865. Temple emphasizes that one cannot be in both common law and commercial statute law simultaneously, and advises separating oneself from the corporation by using the non-commercial side of the post office. He demonstrates how to find post offices with the "-998" suffix for non-commercial use and shares his personal experience of using a post office address for his trust and receiving Treasury checks there.

Money Orders vs. Federal Reserve Notes

Temple discusses the importance of using money orders instead of cash or Federal Reserve notes. He explains that money orders from the United States Postal Service are safer, widely accepted, and never expire. Temple argues that what people commonly think of as money is actually Federal Reserve notes, which are not real money.

He demonstrates this by showing the Bureau of Engraving and Printing website, where one can purchase currency sheets. Temple encourages listeners to start using money orders more frequently and to reconsider their understanding of money and banking. He also mentions that he will explain how to record documents privately without using a courthouse.

Soul's Importance in Surviving the World

Temple discussed the importance of the soul in surviving the world, referencing a Biblical principle from Mark 8:36-38. He explained that the soul is crucial because it is what can be protected, and losing it would mean losing one's true self. Temple also highlighted the significance of the sole of the foot, drawing parallels between the soul and the sole of the foot, which is a medical term referring to the plantar aspect of the foot. He emphasized the need to gain one's soul rather than just the world, as the latter could lead to losing track of one's true self.

Separating Personal and Business Finances

Temple discussed the importance of separating personal and business finances, emphasizing the need to close personal bank accounts and use only the post office business gateway. He also explained the process of creating a fictitious name for a trust account and opening a sole proprietor account at the bank. Temple clarified that the trust EIN should be used for the private mailbox at the post office. He also addressed questions about discharging debt through UCC laws and the use of a fictitious name for a trust account before opening a bank account. Temple concluded by mentioning the importance of using the post office as the first business address and hinted at additional notes for future discussions

Digital Currency and Decentralized Banking

Temple discusses the concept of digital currency and decentralized banking as alternatives to traditional banking systems. He explains how to use platforms like uphold.com to manage digital assets outside of the Federal Reserve system.

Temple emphasizes the importance of understanding digital wallets, authenticators, and how to operate without converting to fiat currency. He also mentions the potential tax implications of cashing out digital currency and suggests strategies for communicating with the Treasury through filing 1041 forms. Temple concludes by introducing the idea of private banking and encourages participants to learn more about decentralized finance.

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