Restoring the Word: Why We Speak Plainly Now

Preamble:

We believe that language shapes law, and law shapes life. To serve truth and uphold the integrity of private living, our communications and agreements will now be expressed in plain English - clear, direct, and free of deception. This marks a return to lawful standing and transparent exchange among living men and women. Language is the first architecture of any system. Before paper, autographs, or seals, the world was ordered through sound - what was said, and how it was said. Every word carries intention, frequency, and consequence. When a society’s speech becomes clouded, its power follows. This is why reclaiming plain, living language is not cosmetic - it’s foundational.

The Hidden Chains of Legalese

Legalese, the complex and coded language of bureaucracy, has long been used to separate the people from their own comprehension. It was designed to sound official, yet its structure conceals meaning. Words that once expressed clarity - such as “person,” “understand,” “submit,” or “register” - were re-engineered to bind agreement through unconscious consent.

This linguistic inversion is not accidental. It’s how systems of control maintain dominance while appearing fair. When people no longer know what their words mean, their will can be redirected without them noticing. Legalese makes sure the letter of the law overshadows its spirit, and that living men and women are reduced to abstractions: entities, cases, or files.

The Return to Plain Speech

Plain English, when used in truth and goodwill, dissolves the fog. It reestablishes direct communication between souls - not titles. It removes the veil of authority and places every participant on even ground. When we speak plainly, we take responsibility for what we mean. We stop hiding behind forms, roles, and jargon.

This shift is not rebellion. It’s restoration. The right to clear speech is the right to clear thought. Every living man and woman deserves to know, in their own tongue, what they are agreeing to, what is being asked, and what is being offered. Plain English is the language of mutual respect - it’s governance by understanding, not manipulation.

Language as Alignment

When we choose clarity over concealment, we realign communication with natural law - the law of reciprocity, transparency, and truth. In a world long ruled by mimicry, speaking plainly becomes a sacred act. It is how councils, communities, and individuals reclaim their authority without confrontation.

This isn’t merely administrative reform; it’s energetic reformation. The vibrations of honest language call forth coherence. They clear distortion from agreements and invite peace back into the structure of our interactions.

The Living Word Restored

The age of double-speak is ending. We no longer accept systems that require translation to understand our own rights. The words we use now will shape the worlds we inhabit next. In our gatherings, our councils, and our written agreements, every word will mean what it says. Nothing hidden. Nothing inverted. Just plain, living English - in service to the people, and to the truth that dwells among them.