In Archiarchy, you do not own your clothes. You Steward your clothes.

In Archiarchy, you do not own your toothbrush. You Steward your toothbrush, from cradle to cradle.

In Archiarchy, you do not own your bicycle, your kitchen supplies, your phone, your closets and cupboards and garage and attic and basement packed with material objects. You Steward them.

How are you doing with your Stewardship, so far, do you suppose? How Regenerative is your Stewardship?

In Archiarchy, you do not own land. It is a childhish Fantasy World to imagine that having a piece of paper with your name on it means that you, or your corporation, or your country, 'owns' a piece of land. The same with 'mineral rights', or 'water rights'.

The concept of 'title' to land is a Monty Python joke. When the English boat arrives at the continent of India, the captain says, "We claim this land in the name of Queen Mary!" The millions of Indians who have been thriving there in an advanced civilization say, "You can't do that. We've been living here for thousands of years!" The English man says, "Oh, yeah? Where's your flag?" It is a ridiculous as saying, "Where's your land title?"

Patriarchal men have made up gameworld rules, such as: Only men can own land. Only white men can own land. Only white men of Royalty can own land.

There are no 'pieces of land' to own. Putting lines on a map cannot apportion acres or hectares into plots except in Patriarchal men's minds. 'Owning land' is a concept that is easy for the mind to 'understand', but which has no basis in reality. There are ecosystems, watersheds, wetlands, lakes and rivers.

Guardianship is the calling of one of the 4 Archetypal Lineage classifications (Guardians, Village Weavers, Evolutionaries, Gameworld Builders).

If you have a Gameworld, you need Guardians to protect the Context, the Codex, and the Rules Of Engagement of the Gameworld. A Gameworld with no Guardians is like a flower garden with no picket fence around it. Instead of a flower garden you have a toilet for any passing dog. No Guardians, no Gameworld.

Stewardship is a respecful way of life. Stewardship is aware interactions between all beings and all time. Stewardship requires - and depends on - all 4 Archetypal Lineages being initiated and activated, Creatively Collaborating for the Purpose of wisely caring for the Elegant Wholeness so that it is even better for future generations.

The opposite of Stewardship is Gremlin warfare.

If you look at modern culture's design of religions, corporations, countries, what you see is Gremlin Warfare at work, competing against each other for who can most rapidly burn and consume the limited material world resources of this planet for short-term personal gain, without regard for toxic waste, destruction of ecosystems, extinction of species, cultures, languages. Modern culture is perfectly executing what it is designed to do, change nature into money, and then waste the money.

Here is an example. Jefri Bolkiah ibni Omar Ali Saifuddien III, born 6 November 1954, is a member of the Brunei Royal Family. His elder brother, Hassanal Bolkiah, is the Sultan of Brunei, which makes Jefri a Prince of Brunei. Prince Jefri was named the Finance Minister of Brunei from 1986 to 1997. This was exactly the time when Brunei contracted with China to pump out and sell the oil that was discovered in the land of Brunei. Prince Jefri was directed to use the oil revenues for improving the quality of life of the Brunei people. But since he was an unitiated Patriarchal adolescent he embezzled much of the money, spending it on one-million dollar rings for prostitutes in London, a private Boeing 747, a large art collection including works by Manet, Renoir and at least twenty-one works by Degas, over 2,300 luxury cars including specially commissioned unique Aston Martins, a number of properties including the Plaza Athénée hotel in Paris and Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles, the New York Palace Hotel in Manhattan, and others in Paris, Las Vegas, and St John's Lodge, in Regent's Park, London, plus businesses such as the luxury goods manufacturer Asprey, and a yacht which he named Tits, along with two smaller boats he named Nipple 1 and Nipple 2. Prince Jefri spent over forty billion dollars that the country received in exchange for selling its oil. The car storage warehouses were surrounded by armed guards, of course, but no one paid attention to their broken air conditioners. Prince Jefri's cars were destroyed beyond repair in the oven-like warehouses. "Every one of the 2,300 cars was a Bentley, Ferrari, or Rolls-Royce. All had been built individually. The running boards read, BUILT BY ROLLS-ROYCE FOR HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE JEFRI. The odometer would show four miles driven. The rubber around the windows had melted in the heat. The tires were melting, too, because the air-conditioning had been cut off." Prince Jefri's brother, the Sultan of Brunei, bought even more cars than Jefri. Now 5 billion dollars worth ot custom-made cars rot in the Borneo jungle. The oil is gone for all time. The money is gone for all time. Prince Jefri and his brother still live in luxury as the Earth is gutted and burned.

How do you feel?