The Will of Life

All beings embody self determination in the procurement, production, and provision of resources essential to them all, and exhibit the free expression thereof;

and leave others to freely embody soul determination, and leave intact the essential resources of others;

and the instinct of all beings to adapt, and the open access to the resources essential to their vitality is allways respected.

The acknowledgement of the Will of Life, recognizes food sovereignty as the heart, soul, and taproot of freedom.

With this fundamental foundation, access to one's essential resources, most, if not all, philosophical, political, and personal ideals for self-determination and freedom are empowered. With the ability to independently and directly feed oneself, one effectively has the potential to mature into states of full self-actualization.

As this principle was put back in place and in practice, all attempts thereafter to sustain anothers Will of Life was interpreted as an act of friendship. Not just to one's own life, but all Life itself. Such acts were received with complete gratitude. Forever to be returned with an utmost level of hospitality that might otherwise be reserved to kindred.

"We embody our Will on this Earth

in being all live,

in being vital beings,

in respecting vital beings,

in enacting the Will of a vital being

in this life, on this Earth, in this day,

which we intend to keep in existence

by EVERY means necessary!"

~ Malcolm Lifeful

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It's said a previous version of the prime acknowledgement was based off something known as 'the Bill of Rights'. It had something to do with mental sovereignty, thinking what one chooses to think; emotional sovereignty, feeling what one chooses to feel; and artistic sovereignty, creating what one chooses to create, being what thou art.

Seems the initial ones weren't enough. They were followed by another dozen rules. Others say it was more than a double dozen. Still others say there were hundreds of new rules written after the fact. So many rules! How did anyone remember them all? Rules they called, 'amendments'.

However with all those amendments they still lived in slavery. The buffalo, who now once again roam in vast numbers, free in the open fields, were at one time almost completely annihilated. It's said this was done to force people into food dependency. Obviously when food dependency is forced, there's no amending out of that.

It's like cutting out the roots of a tree. Putting a dozen, and then a double dozen, and then a hundred dozen supports to keep it standing. It may stand, for awhile, but that tree will never flourish. The tree will only wither, and die, and rot, and finally collapse. Cut off from its foundation, artificial supports could never replace those vital life supporting roots.

If roots are the heart of a tree, food sovereignty is the heart of freedom.

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The Will of Life

We embody self determination in the procurement, production, and preservation of resources essential to us+all, and exhibit the free expression thereof;

and leave others to freely embody self determination, and leave intact the essential resources of others;

and our instinct to adapt, and the open access to the resources essential to our vitality is allways respected.

Food autonomy is freedom. To deny another their food autonomy is to put them in a condition of food dependency.

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You embody self determination in the procurement, production, and preservation of resources essential to you+all, and exhibit the free expression thereof;

and leave others to freely embody self determination, and leave intact the essential resources of others;

and your instinct to adapt, and the open access to the resources essential to your vitality is allways respected.

Food availability is freedom. To deny another food availability is to put them in a condition of food insecurity.

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I embody self determination in the procurement, production, and preservation of resources essential to me, and exhibit the free expression thereof;

and leave others to freely embody self determination, and leave intact the essential resources of others;

and my instinct to adapt, and the open access to resources essential to my vitality is allways respected.

Food affluence is freedom. To deny another food affluence is to put them in a condition of food poverty.

Any attempts to deny any being their food sovereignty, was interpreted as an attack on Life itself. Such an act would be met with extreme levels of hostility. To the extent it became the first lesson children were taught. Insurance to be certain the thought of denying another their Will was never even considered.

Insurance to be certain the actualizing of their Will of Life was realized.