In this episode of the "Untethered" podcast, Abbey Rose and Jason delve into the intricate dance between sovereignty, spiritual laws, and the conventional legal system. This conversation exposes the often unseen forces that shape our understanding of governance, individual rights, and spiritual duty. Abbey and Jason explore the historical underpinnings and current implications of aligning personal sovereignty with spiritual truths, challenging listeners to rethink their engagement with societal structures.Throughout the discussion, Abbey Rose articulates the profound connection between personal sovereignty and spiritual laws, emphasising the importance of understanding one's divine rights and responsibilities. The dialogue ventures into the realm of ecclesiastical law, the role of the church in modern governance, and the transformative potential of recognising one's spiritual jurisdiction over legal constructs.Abbey Rose and Jason conclude the episode with a call to listeners to embrace their spiritual and legal sovereignty. They encourage a conscientious examination of how laws, both divine and man-made, impact personal freedom and community wellbeing. This conversation serves as a powerful reminder of the strength found in spiritual unity and the potential for individual and collective transformation when we align our lives with our deepest spiritual truths.Takeaways • Controversy often stems from government and agency drama. • People get caught in cycles of history and war. • Ecclesiastical law has deep roots in business practices. • Taxation can be viewed as a form of sin tax. • Conscientious objection is a legitimate stance under international law. • Understanding the cycles of history can help individuals rise above them. • Business should focus on humanitarian efforts rather than profit. • The Jesuits have historically influenced legal and political systems. • Individuals can reclaim their dominion by understanding their rights. • The body of Christ represents the collective body of people. The system relies on faith as its true asset. • Losing faith in government leads to a search for new beliefs. • Trust is essential for societal relationships. • Consent is often given unknowingly through social compacts. • True sovereignty involves understanding one's relationship with governance. • Economic systems are designed to keep individuals in a cycle of dependency. • Community strength is vital for collective empowerment. • Navigating jurisdiction requires a deep understanding of law. • Recognizing one's identity is crucial for personal autonomy. • Unity in community can lead to greater freedom and strength.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Context09:13 Controversy and Government Drama15:39 Cycles of History and War21:10 Ecclesiastical Law and Business28:50 Taxation and Conscientious Objection35:04 The Cycle of Faith and Currency38:10 Understanding Sovereignty and Governance41:42 The Role of Trust in Society46:19 Navigating Jurisdiction and Consent49:55 The Concept of True Sovereignty55:31 The Impact of Economic Systems on Freedom01:00:02 Unity in Community and Collective StrengthMore about Abbey Rose:Learn more - ⁠⁠https://thespiritual.accountant/links⁠⁠Instagram -⁠⁠ ⁠⁠@thespiritualaccountant⁠⁠⁠Untethered Facebook Group -⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/583919092566315⁠⁠⁠

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