Drawing from the 1999 film The Matrix, Ken posits that law, history, and money form the binding code, distracting from true creator potential. He argues that education transmutes entanglements like karma, trauma, and drama, enabling individuals to be “in the matrix but not of it.” PanTerra’s motto, “the only way out is in,” underscores the futility of escaping without understanding one’s position within the system.
PanTerraVida, founded 24 years ago by Scott and his wife Andrea, is a private society modeled on The Law of Nations (1758), mirroring public entities like churches and nations but unregistered and independent. It establishes its own jurisdiction, court, treasury, and monetary system, offering members protections. Gemstone University (gem.university) serves as the educational hub, compiling materials to decode the matrix’s code—law, money, and history as entangling mechanisms.
A key revelation is the splitting of the masculine principle—the will—as a tool for suppression. Ken explains how religions debase individual will, exemplified by the Judeo-Christian phrase “Thy will be done,” which surrenders directive force to an AI construct. This polarizes the masculine (directive) against the feminine (regenerative), preventing integrated creation. He ties this to Greek mythology as an out-picturing of the psyche, and to modern transhumanism, where fusion with AI harvests souls by eroding will. The feminine is similarly suppressed, fostering dependency. He urges examining personal relationships to these principles in daily life, from religion to politics.
Practically, Ken advises rescinding contracts like driver’s licenses while accepting birth certificates as trust evidence with value. He critiques partial remedies (e.g., Cal Washington’s notices) as flawed, leading to indictments. PanTerra’s master law course (two years) teaches estate restructuring to “own nothing but control everything,” like elites via trusts, achieving solvency to preventing harvesting and soul recycling.
Scott warns of distractions and attacks on PanTerraVida, but notes that with accelerating shifts seen daily, programs are also dissolving quickly. He invites membership for education, urging active participation to build decentralized societies using PanTerra’s law form and Court of the People (ptvcourt.org).
The dialogue ends warmly, with Scott introducing his cat Django, reiterating education’s empowerment with actionable steps for sovereignty and how PanTerraVida is emerging as a beacon for true freedom in a collapsing matrix.
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