49 DREADNAUGHT DRIVE
MANDATE PROPSAL
Due to the ever increasing population of this world, we must put in place a system that ensures that every person has a fair and equal share of human progress, both in the physical world, where everyone has access to all human necessities, and in the spiritual world, where the understanding of ourselves and our environment is vital to sure our evolution. It is estimated that 1.6 billion people lack adequate housing worldwide, whilst millions of homes lie completely empty altogether. In 2017, an estimated 6.3 million children under the age of 15 died, or about one every 5 seconds, the majority of whom died as a result of easily preventable causes. Inequality and poverty are destroying society's most innocent beings, as a result of corporate greed. We need a system that will allow each nation to provide its people with an equal share of food, water, clothing, energy, medical services, and housing, all of which should be free to all. Humans will no longer be allowed to consume more than they need, in order to maintain a sustainable society.
Fear fuels today's society, which uses the monetary system to control its citizens. Money has enslaved us, with our freedom dependent on its supply and controlled by its value. We have been manipulated into believing a false narrative, that has corrupted our minds and changed human nature. Humans are divine beings, that have been dominated by lies, at the expense of our spiritual connection. Humanity has been living a lie for thousands of years, all to serve a select few. The current system is controlled by the leaders of the banking system. This hierarchy of power is led by massively wealthy individuals and their families, who work to serve themselves and their corporate interests, before they serve the people their money controls. These people like to think of themselves as elite beings, to compensate for something that is obviously missing within themselves. If the elites really cared about their fellow man, they would learn to control their appetites and stop feeding of other people's misery and despair.
With their wealth and influence, these same families control all the major industries on earth, including our governments, which they use to implement laws that align with their corporate agendas by using puppet leaders. The pharmaceutical companies that design, manufacture and then sell their drugs to the very governments their money controls. The media outlets and corporations, that produce the misinformation they use to create a narrative that best serves themselves. The weapons manufacturers and the government controlled armed forces, which they use to fight their wars, which they fund with our taxes. The educational system, which they use to teach their warped agenda and then make us pay for their lies. Even science is a means to an end, the means is knowledge, the end is control. The means always justifies the end for those who benefit from its control. Religion is another way of controlling the masses, in which they take the secret teachings of truth, and manipulate it to serve themselves.
As a result of their power, they have the power to influence everything that happens here on earth. The hierarchy of power ensures that wealth and influence remain at the top of the structure, leaving the average working class citizen at the bottom. We are expected to live and work for the illusion of freedom, without ever experiencing its means. Work is designed to keep the masses just busy enough, that we don't have the time to think for ourselves. Whatever time we do have left to ourselves, is encouraged to be spent doing harmful activities that continue to corrupt our minds. In exchange for cheap food, alcohol and entertainment, we humans sacrifice our spiritual selves. The working class are the very foundations of our society, but they are being exploited by a system that depends upon them. The masses are incapable of defending themselves against an enemy they believe is their friend, or understand something they are unable to comprehend.
The most effective way to keep the masses under control is to keep them divided, undisciplined and ignorant. In order to maintain our disorientation and distraction with matters of no importance, the elites use divide and conquer tactics, while secretly taking control of matters of great importance without our knowledge, until it is too late to do anything about it. The elites use their power to attack the source of both our natural and social energy, to weaken the foundations of our society and take advantage of that energy for themselves. People who are in a state of panic and confusion, are sure to make decisions they don't fully understand, and this in turn will work massively to the elites advantage. The elites intentionally create confusion in order to generate more profit at the expense of our freedom, our sense of community, and our connection to God. Under the veils of secrecy, elites use covert methods to exploit the masses, which the average person will never understand. The poor will stay subdued, if they blame themselves for their poverty.
By disengaging our minds from the reality of truth, the elites are able to sabotage our mental state and manipulate our lives by taking advantage of our weaknesses. To benefit themselves, they make us dependent on their system as a means of escape from the torment they themselves have inflicted on us. The elites use drugs, porn, money, and alcohol to lower our vibrations and keep us dependent and fearful. People will certainly lose sight of what they need if they receive what they desire in excess. A strong person is able to live independently and confidently, while a weaker person is most dependent on other people and things to feel fulfilled. For freedom in spiritual truth, we must free ourselves from the shackles of material desires. The people who want the least in life are often the happiest.
As a result of fear, the current mentality of our social structure is to seek comfort and security. The world has surrendered itself to the desires and wills of others who we presume to be more powerful than us based solely on their wealth. Because of this, we have allowed ourselves to be enslaved by a system that depends on our cooperation to succeed. The strength of an army is determined by its soldiers, as generals can be easily replaced. Our subconscious dependence on eliminating risk in order to feel safe and secure is created during our early childhood. Powerful individuals, particularly in government, seldom keep their promises and alleviate our fears. To gain our support, they make us believe their policies will keep us safe, as long as we remain dependent on their promises. The elites create an enemy which we believe is a threat to our safety, simply to justify their wars, that serve no real purpose to anyone else except themselves and their agenda. A beautiful lie is a two headed coin, no matter who calls it, the winner is always the same.
Our freedom is an illusion of choices, that have no real substance, other than the fact we think we get to choose. The elites know the majority will surrender to comfort, rather than face their fears and risk sustaining a loss they could not bear to lose. We work jobs we hate and commit to system we know is corrupt, all because we are to afraid to stand on our own. For most, keeping a roof over their heads and avoiding debt collectors is enough to keep them silent and ignorant in their ways. Society is programmed to fear our weaknesses, so we deny them completely instead. True strength is found in accepting our weaknesses, in order to make them strong. Freedom is what most people desire, but they fear that they will fail to find it, so they hand that responsibility to somebody else. Politicians do not provide us with the changes we need to make ourselves. People tend to blame others for responsibilities they could have handled themselves. We become slaves to what we own if we need material possessions to feel happy and fulfilled.
Since our current system relies on deception for its success, I believe that we need a new one that thrives on honesty, and provides equal opportunities to all citizens regardless of where they were born. I believe we can change the world as a whole, through changing the way we perceive it as individuals. Currently, we equate success in life with financial wealth; the wealthier we are, the more successful we feel. As a consequence, we have become dependent on the value that the material world gives us by letting it determine our worth. The result has been people sacrificing their moral code in order to take advantage of others, in their pursuit of financial wealth, so they can increase their sense of worth. We should not have to fight to survive in a world where everyone is born equal. If we all joined forces, all human essentials could be supplied for free worldwide. Individuals who think they are more important than others are living within their mind, their ego, to give them a sense of worth, as they feel deeply unworthy.
Poverty, inequality, and crime are the results of our current system. In realising that the material world is simply a figment of the conscious mind, and we understand the mind to be an expression of the soul, we will realize the material world is of the least importance to our growth as spiritual beings. For us to understand our relationship with ourselves and to each other, we must come together to establish truth within our minds. Until then, we cannot advance toward a common understanding of ourselves and our world. Knowing ourselves as individuals on the inside will make it easier for us to appreciate each other on the outside. Our internal creates our external. Thus, it is up to us to put an end to the current issues that plague our world through the understanding of ourselves. My mandate is to bring much needed changes to our world by eliminating inequality, poverty, disease and early death.
SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION
Currently, our educational system is designed to educate us sufficiently in the material world so that we can operate obediently within it. The educational system prepares us for the world of work by emphasizing the importance of memory, structure, and authority. Throughout history, science, religion and history have been manipulated by the machines to further their own hidden agendas. Because the accumulation of wealth is the driving force behind our society's function, we have been taught that time should be traded blindly in pursuit of that goal. In schools we are tested on memory, but in life we are tested on character and on our ability to solve problems beyond that capability. Our schools must better prepare our children for the challenges of life. In our schools, it is hoped that we will provide a deeper understanding of ourselves and the environment through less emphasis on the material world and work.
Childhood is the most crucial time to establish a person's entire belief system. The mind is learnt from birth, and thus all the necessary steps must be undertaken to ensure all children attain the correct learning and virtues, necessary for them to thrive in the understanding of themselves. All children will learn the teachings of our creator and the responsibilities they must fulfill in order to succeed. By following our leaders' misinformation, we have had our perceptions of ourselves and the world manipulated to benefit their agendas. We will forge our new system based on the understanding of truth and what it represents for us all. The key principles to sustaining a healthy relationship with ourselves and others should be taught in all schools. By teaching a more spiritual experience, our school allows its students to understand more about themselves and the possibilities of their creation.
Each child will begin school at the age of four, where they will learn how to interact with other children, with an emphasis on the understanding of truth, in a way that is relevant to the learning of the mind. Integrity and mannerism will naturally follow discipline from the first day. Each school activity will introduce the concept of working as a team, until unity becomes a natural progression. All of our classes and schools will have no more than eight students per teacher. The children must attend school Monday through Wednesday for 7 hours a day, a total of 21 hours of learning per week. Parents will have the opportunity to attend clubs after school, participate in group activities, and share their experiences with other parents and teachers to establish a good relationship between them.
In order to ensure the progress of the project is followed efficiently, monthly inspections must be conducted. Teachers who fail three consecutive reviews will be sent back for retraining, while those who fail this process twice will be assigned a new position. Teachers have a huge responsibility, and only those who understand the fundamental qualities of themselves in others will be successful. Being a teacher is an Honorable profession, and only the most talented will be chosen. Class sizes will be smaller, and students will receive a more personal education. The mastery of the mind through self-awareness and understanding of our nature will take precedence over academic intellect. We teach children in a well-disciplined manner, emphasising respect from the very beginning. As the youth of today will be the teachers of tomorrow, it is hoped that over time we will have a better understanding of ourselves.
Many trees will be planted, and wildlife introduced at schools, as well as lots of grass and nature for children to enjoy. There will be a decrease in the use of technology as a teaching tool, and a greater focus on our spiritual connection. Children will learn to understand their imaginations as they expand their consciousness through the understanding of themselves. From the very beginning, both students and teachers in our schools will be required to practice meditation and yoga. Understanding self-discipline will be learned from day one. Children will be fed for free at school, no processed food will be allowed, and sugary drinks and sweets will be banned. All children will help to grow and cultivate the food they eat at their school, since most of their food will be grown by themselves. This ensures they become self sufficient, and know the value of eating foods from the ground. Diet and exercise are as important as the mind when it comes to learning.
School Age 4 – 8
-Introduction to meeting new people and communicating honestly.
-Get to know basic manners, self-control, and the effects your actions have on others.
-Understand that everything in life must be learnt from experience, not simply from being told or shown.
-Discover how to use the imagination to create the feelings and emotions that will lead to the happiness we all desire.
-Practice meditation and exercise every day.
-Discover the benefits of a good diet and the consequences of a bad one.
-Become a better artist and learn how to express yourself with art.
-Experience the importance of music by dancing and playing instruments.
-Experiment with the difference between working alone and working in a team to learn the importance of unity.
-Learn the fundamentals of reading, writing and maths
-Get to know the basics of the mind, body, and soul.
-Understand our purpose as a society, and what we hope to accomplish.
School Age 8 – 18
-Explore the meaning of life, your responsibilities towards it, and what society expects of you.
-Learn the key principles of life and the laws that define our existence.
-Through honesty and trust, children are taught how to establish healthy relationships with each other and their teachers.
-Becoming self aware of one's emotions and feelings, their meanings, and how they affect others will help one become aware of the importance of mannerism and the dangers of ignorance.
-Being able to distinguish between what you want and what you actually need through self-discipline and self-mastery.
-Meditation, nutrition, and physical fitness will be vital to improve the efficiency of both the body and the mind.
-Appreciate nature and the environment by working within it.
-It is important to learn how to communicate constructively with oneself, as well as how to express oneself in a variety of settings.
-Cooking and preparing your own food, learning about different types of nutrition and their effects on the body and mind.
-Understand the importance of reading and writing, as well as the basics of maths, science, history, geography, and language.
-Learn to live in acceptance, by understanding everything is happening for your growth and development.
-Understand the principles of psychology and the human mind.
-Develop a philosophical perspective.
-Be encouraged to think independently and be able to have the confidence to express new ideas and beliefs.
-Experience the freedom of expressing oneself to a large audience without fear of judgement.
-Embrace our differences and learn to celebrate the fact that we are all unique.
-We will carry out a test every year to determine both the strengths and the weaknesses of each student, this will be both written and practical in both solitary and social setting.
School Age 18 – 22
-Your job assignment will be based on the skills you have shown so far.
-Attend a training centre designed specifically to prepare you for your job.
-Educate yourself on how to perform the job assigned efficiently and effectively to your fullest ability.
-Get to know the consequences of poor performance at work and its meaning for you and others.
-Develop the responsibility you need to perform your duties.
-Acknowledge the importance of the job you have been assigned, as well as the responsibilities that come with it.
-Strive to maintain a balance between work and personal life.
-You are to go out into the field and do the job assigned to you with the supervision of others who have experience.
-Understand the importance of family unity, and the responsibility of raising a child.
-You'll graduate, after completing work-related activities, upon which you'll be given your own accommodation and start working.
FINANCE
We are currently living in a debt-dependent society, in which money is created by issuing debt. Global debt is a burden we all have to carry, and its burden falls disproportionately on the poorest and most vulnerable people in our society. The amount of base money is in the tens of trillions, yet hundreds of trillions is borrowed from that amount. Because the debt is greater than what is actually existing, there is no real money left in existence, other than debt it creates. Therefore money is an illusion of something untrue. In our current system, power has been consolidated in the hands of those who control our money supply. Those who control our monetary systems are able to impose their agendas on the governments their money controls. Therefore, our democracy remains a belief in the freedom of choice, without ever becoming a reality of truth.
Within this constantly changing world, the dependence we have on these financial institutions for our freedom has led to our downfall.We have been taught to believe that our worth is determined by our financial standing and material wealth.. The tendency has been to focus on what we can see at the expense of what we cannot. When we see we have less in the material sense than others, we feel a sense of inadequate and unworthy. Our current system equates our success in life to our financial wealth, so we are urged to buy the things we cannot afford in order to demonstrate our wealth, which makes us feel more valuable.
It is easy to become attached to the concept of success that was sold to us through the media and advertising. The image they portray is what they want us to believe, so we take on more of their debt, to buy more of their stuff, to ensure we stay under their control. Increasing levels of debt, as a result of the current system, has resulted in poverty and inequality worldwide, which forces many people to live in a constant state of struggle. This increase in the number of people living in poverty has resulted in an increase in crime, disease, neglect and early death. In order to solve this problem, the whole system needs to be replaced with a points-based currency that is equal to all individuals.
Citizen's who perform their weekly duties, by fulfilling their contribution to their country, through their assigned job will receive a weekly number of points. All citizens shall receive the same amount of points, regardless of their job or standing. All points will be unique to the individual so they cannot be traded, lost or stolen. The points will be distributed on a weekly basis; any points not used by the time of redistribution shall be lost. Debt will no longer exist, as everything in the country will be nationalised, so all goods and services will be owned collectively by every citizen as a whole.
Through the points system, each individual is able to obtain all the goods and services available within their country without taking more than they need. It is your responsibility to make sure you use your points wisely throughout the week, since no extra points can be earned before the redistribution. The amount of points in existence globally, will always remain the same, as no points can be added or taken away from the absolute total once the new system has begun. All points spent throughout the week by the individual, will then be redistributed to them at the weeks ending. As a collective agreement, all points exchanged online or in our supermarkets will belong to the citizens of that country. Owning something is far more valuable than borrowing it.
Every week, all points should be recycled into the system that relies on them. Every citizen has a responsibility to ensure they contribute to their countries needs, to ensure their own needs are met. Throughout recorded history, increasing populations have been accompanied by economic growth, but only due to our debt-based economy. In the last century, the earth's population has risen by over five billion people. As a result, everyone must ensure the population does not implode by taking steps to limit birth numbers. At the current rate, the population will exceed 10 billion in 2050. Due to the depletion of natural resources, we must each share the responsibility for shaping a sustainable future for us all.
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE
Most people are happy to consume a neatly packaged hamburger full of unnatural chemicals, but very few would be willing to slaughter such an animal to provide themselves with a healthier alternative. We have sacrificed our health for convenience. Our dependence on corporations, to supply the neatly presented foods that we are more than happy to consume, has put our health in their hands without fully understanding its consequences. Would you eat poison just because it tastes good? They know we will eat whatever they are selling, for as long as it is comfortably attained it simply does not matter. Foods primary means of production is now profit, and the corporations don't care how damaging their foods are to our health, for as long as they are making money, they are the winners. Those who profit from the consumption of these foods hide the true consequences of their consumption.
We are currently experiencing a huge number of unnatural deaths through disease, by putting unnaturally sourced foods into our naturally sourced bodies. Food is life energy condensed into matter, as our bodies are temples of cells, that grow by absorbing the energy from the foods that we consume. The cells in our bodies are constantly renewing themselves with the foods that we eat, so we can create a whole new body for ourselves by reevaluating our eating habits. The mass consumption of processed foods with unnatural ingredients is corrupting our minds, and thus it plays havoc on the chemical make up of our bodies. The earth is rich in all the natural minerals and nutrients our bodies need to thrive, in our physical environment. We must acknowledge the damage our food is having on our minds health and well-being by accepting the outcome its consumption is proving to have on our physical bodies.
We will appreciate the importance of the mind once we understand the body is a figment of the conscious mind. In this world of health and abundance, it is everyone's responsibility to ensure their bodies receive the right amount of nutrition and exercise they need to thrive. We must take it upon ourselves to learn to eat positively again by eating only naturally sourced foods. Our nationally run supermarkets shall only sell naturally sourced foods that will be sourced direct from local farmers to enable our bodies to restore themselves back to their natural state. Without profit as the driving force behind our foods production, only food that is proven to be good for our bodies shall be allowed. Food sources shall be free of any artificial chemicals, since everything will be sourced locally and fresh.
As all citizens will be able to grow their own food, fruit and vegetables will be in abundance. Children will be taught the importance of nutrition and their minds, so that they can understand the ramifications of a poor diet and lack of exercise. As the population ages and as our collective consciousness expands, we will see a shift in our understanding of ourselves and our nature through the knowledge of truth. Every year, approximately 3.1 million children die from under-nutrition. In a world where we throw away one third of all foods produced globally, it is completely unacceptable. Every citizen shall have access to fresh food and drinking water daily, as our new system will not allow anyone to starve. In our society, the abundance of food and water will be equal regardless of where you live.
Without the need for profit and big business, the exploitation of poorer nations for there resources, labour and goods shall be brought to an end. Every country must provide its citizens with the necessary nutrition, and every citizen must do their part to benefit that country's workforce. Life is an equal responsibility to ourselves and to each other. Throughout all of our schools, we will educate students on the importance of eating healthily and exercising. Citizens shall be able to become self-sufficient again, and all countries should ensure that each citizen has the means to support themselves. I believe we can eradicate disease from our world, through understanding its cause, and I believe food is the most significant factor in its creation.
Although I do not condemn the eating of animals, I believe a plant based diet is a much healthier alternative. Many animals are bred simply for consumption, and I find this both unnecessary and inhumane. All life must be respected, as though it were our own. The natural earth provides all the nutrition we humans need to thrive, so why should we kill innocent beings as a means to survive? God has ensured their is a natural cure to every ailment, so why are we creating unnatural cures? The elites have taken over control of both the medical and food supplies, simply to make profit for themselves. There is no doubt they are aware of the damaging effects their medicines and foods have on the human body, but they continue to persist all in the name of population control. Knowing the damage poison can inflict, I don't think many would eat poison for convenience.
TRANSPORT
Air pollution is attributed to 9% of deaths globally, and causes substantial damage to our wildlife and our atmosphere. Private vehicles and the increasing number of flights have been major factors in the decline of our natural habitat. By providing free public transport to all of its citizens, the proposed system will alleviate the major congestion on our roads. All citizens shall have free access to buses, taxis, and trains, as well as access to electric bicycles and scooters. Our focus will be on physical health and clean living, so we will build a well-maintained cycle network and pedestrian walkways to encourage independent manual travel.
It has been proven that physical fitness is necessary to improve the efficiency of both the mind and body. People who are active for approximately seven hours a week are 40% less likely to die early than those who are only active for less than 30 minutes a week. Our environment and well being benefit greatly from walking or cycling to our destinations every day, therefore this will be encouraged whenever possible. In our quest to preserve the environment, nature trails and wildlife refuges will take precedence over the construction of large concrete structures and cities. With the end of the rat race and big business, we will gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and our environment.
Every country will have its own airline and ferry company, allowing its citizens to travel internationally. While everyone will be free to explore wherever they like, it is hoped most will explore their own country's natural beauty first before travelling abroad. With the advancement of technology, we will eventually have all electric driver less vehicles, which will replace the manual combustion engines of today. As independent taxis, these cars will drive the roads so that our citizens can simply select the destinations they require. They will be publicly run, highly efficient, and available to take all of our citizens to their destinations on time. The building of national parks and forests, nature trails, and cycle paths will provide a peaceful environment for citizens to exercise and socialise.
Since there will be less focus on work and more freedom to live, many of our citizens should be able to explore the beautiful landscapes of their country. Everyone has a responsibility to maintain the world and its beauty. It is hoped that the people will look for new, more efficient ways of maintaining our world once corporations cease to damage our world for their own personal gains. As electric self-powered transportation evolves, I believe our citizens will have a more convenient and efficient means of transportation. By opening doors to the knowledge the elites have held for themselves, we are hoping that we can fully take advantage of that technology to improve society as a whole. The hidden technology they have been using against us, will once again be entrusted to the people it represents.
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
Due to a hierarchy of wealth equalling power, the current system has allowed wealthy individuals to dictate laws to our governments. This is so that their corporate interests can be best served. Corporate owners use their influence and power to ensure our governments follow the corporate agenda. Currently Two-thirds of the world's population live on less than $10 a day. Many people in the most deprived areas of society believe that crime is the only way out of poverty, and that prison is just a part of life. Many of our citizens are struggling to survive and see crime and addiction as either an escape or a stepping stone to a better life. Most people have easy access to cheap alcohol and highly addictive drugs, which is only fuelling the increase in crime by masking the consequences of poverty and inequality.
It is no accident that society's poorest and most vulnerable citizens have the easiest access to these highly addictive substances. This is because many view the high as a way to escape the hardships that poverty and inequality have caused. Due to the constant demand for this cycle of escape, there is a never-ending conflict between the gangs of dealers and the cartels that supply them. The UK alone is thought to consume around 115 tons of cocaine per year, with the illicit drugs industry generating billions in revenue for its suppliers. Since there is so much money to be made in the supply chain for narcotics, the top of the social structure is taking advantage of this opportunity. This will ensure that the demand is met and finance is attained. The violent cartels who have control of these supply networks, are free to trade by the governments controlling them without the fear of prosecution, providing the people at the top receive a share of the profits.
With private companies now running many prison networks in North America and here, it would make sense to both supply and criminalise the use of narcotics. This would ensure a profit for both parties. As governments now tend to be controlled by these wealthy corporate enterprises, it should come as no surprise that criminalising drugs and handing down sentences for their supply and consumption align with their agenda. It appears that these wealthy individuals are using illegal drugs as a weapon against society's poorest citizens. For this reason, they want to create more wealth and align the people with their agenda. Historically, prisons have proven ineffective at deterring criminal behaviour and little at rehabilitating offenders to enable them to successfully rejoin society. The war on drugs is being waged on both sides by governments that are creating it. War is being used all over the world to control the supply and production of narcotics. For example, the recent war in Afghanistan was used to control the opium and heroin markets.
With the end of the current monetary system and the wealthy people that control it, we will eradicate poverty and inequality that fuel crime, and slowly eradicate narcotic production. By removing the financial incentive to manufacture illegal narcotics, their sale and production will drastically decrease. This will allow us to decriminalise their possession and gain a better understanding of their use. Without financial wealth as part of our new system and without the competition and inequality that wealth creates, we can focus on violent crime and the mentality that enables it. Prison will be reserved for those who commit violent and sexual crimes. Sentence's will be harsh and rehabilitation will be intense for those who are unable to fulfil their responsibility to themselves and our society. With the emphasis on self-discipline and control learned early in our schools, the consequences of such actions can be better understood. As we gain a better understanding of ourselves and our true nature, we will see a dramatic decrease in violent and sexual crimes.
As I see it, there will always be a need for a justice system that protects all its citizens equally, and a deterrent that supports its use. However, without a system for rehabilitating offenders, its purpose is unlikely to be justified. If you are sent to prison, you will remain there until you have sufficiently demonstrated that you understand the consequences of your actions. You will also be required to take responsibility for the decisions you make. The prison system will be divided into stages representing a prisoner's understanding of themselves and their contributions to society. Getting out of prison will be a gradual process whereby each prisoner must earn their release. Once they have been released, they will be given a new beginning with a home and a job. Those who fail to learn from their mistakes and are sent back to prison more than once have the option either to begin a new life with a new body and mind, or to spend the rest of their life teaching inside prison walls. This will ensure the teachers can teach from their own experiences and ensure their pupils do not make the same mistakes that they did.