Tara Take back your power

By
Tom Ryan

On Sunday September 30th 2012 at 3PM around the “Lia Fail” at Tara where
one thousand five hundred years earlier St Patrick brought Christianity to
Ireland a most significant event took place. A group of people of their own free
will renounced their baptismal vows and proclaimed their personal sovereignty.
This to my knowledge nothing like it was ever done anywhere before. As we
walked jubilantly away all could hear from Tara’s mound the gentle tattoo of
drums although there were no others present.
To appreciate the significance of this historic proclamation of personal
sovereignty it is necessary to understand what baptism really is and how it
affects those who were baptised.
What is Baptism? Its true history

Baptism is performed by immersion or sprinkling water on the person to be

baptized. Judaism practiced ritual purification by immersion in water which is
the true origin of baptism. Water purification rituals were performed in the
ancient Middle East and are written about in the Old Testament. Similar
customs were known in many ancient non-Christian cultures.
 In Athens in 632 BC, Epimenides of Crete purified the entire city with
water.
 Mithras’s followers celebrated the sacrament of taurobolium - baptism in
the blood of a bull resulting in “Salvation”.
 New members into the Mysteries of Isis / Osiris initiated new members
with a purifying sprinkling of water from the Nile for Salvation.
 The people of Gerasa celebrated the Maioumas rites in which women
were purified in a sacred pool of water outside the town.
 The early Church Father Justin Martyr (in the 100’s AD) was worried
why the Christian rite was preceded for generations by the Pagan
ceremony. Justin concluded that it was a diabolical imitation before the
fact.
Baptism a sacrament?
Christian churches claim it is a sacrament instituted by Christ. The baptism of
Jesus is said to be a foundation pillar of the Christian Church.
It’s a water purification rite said to invoke grace and free a person from
“original sin”. Roman Catholics, Orthodox Christians, Anglicans and some
other Protestants claim it confers an indelible character on the baptised person.
Catholics even claim it is necessary for “salvation”.
Most churches perform baptized soon after birth. It is considered to be a formal
admission to the church. Sponsors (called godfather and godmother) make
declarations on the child’s behalf. The rite is also called christening and the
person is given a baptismal (Christian) name.
Some churches do not baptise until the person is relatively mature. The Society
of Friends or Quakers and some Protestants reject all outward baptismal rites.
Confirmation is a later rite confirming the baptismal vows when a person is old
enough to speak for him or herself. It did not originally exist as a separate rite
but probably coincided with baptism. In Roman Catholicism confirmation is
usually performed by a bishop. The rite is also performed in Orthodox,
Anglican Lutheran and some other Christian churches.

Baptism entraps you

When working with people in deep trance to remove Miasmas (Thought forms,
interferences, programmes and possessions) it became apparent that “Parts” or
“Programmes” integral to the person in question often protect or hide the
offending Miasmas. This makes no sense and is a violation of free will.
On further probing it was revealed that the integral parts or programmes at the
subconscious level felt obliged to protect the Miasmas. They said that baptism
and the renewal of baptismal vows obliged them to do so regardless of the
negative consequences.
Baptism is not the purification rite it is proclaimed to be. It is a powerful
controlling mechanism that compromises the free will choice of the baptised
person. It is the glue of the matrix.

Sovereignty and freedom through renunciation

When I had people renounce those vows it then became very easy to clear all
miasmic contamination. Free will choice is the birth right of all human beings
and it is what gives us our sovereignty. When that is taken away through
baptism or by any other means it is easy to enslave people. Indeed they are
enslaved.
That is why we renounced our baptismal vows at Tara where the so called
saint enslaved the Irish people under threat from Patricks Roman Mercenary
Army more than 1500 hundred years ago. If you doubt this carefully read “The
confessions of St Patrick” with an open enquiring mind. We are now taking
back our freedom and sovereignty.

Renouncing the slavery

The following is how we renounced our baptismal and confirmation vows and
all later affirmations of them. Remember they were not made by us but on our
behalf and without our permission before we had a voice or a choice of our
own. We later renewed them at confirmation under heavy indoctrination before
we were adult enough to fully realize the implications of what was going on. In
reality they were not and are not your free will choice vows. Consequently you
have no moral or any other obligation to maintain them but they remain intact
and continue to enslave you with your implied agreement unless you renounce
them.
Proclamation of personal sovereignty
As we stood in a circle holding hands in solidarity around the “Lia Fail” on the
sacred ground of Tara I stated the following and all present repeated it after me.
 “I now and from this time forth formally and of my own free will
renounce my baptismal vows.
I proclaim my sovereignty.
 I renounce their renewal at confirmation and I renounce my admission
and confirmation into the Christian Church.
I proclaim my sovereignty.
 I renounce all subsequent renewals of such vows.
 I proclaim my sovereignty.
I renounce allegiance to any and all churches, denominations, cult’s
priests, teachers, minister’s gurus or so called masters ascended or
otherwise.
I proclaim my sovereignty.
 I proclaim my independence and sovereignty as a human being and from
this time forth I declare and proclaim my right to decide my own spiritual
path or journey.
I proclaim my sovereignty.
 Of my own free will I proclaim that this is my birth right as a sovereign
human being.
  I proclaim my sovereignty.
 I renounce all outside rituals and belief systems.
 I proclaim my sovereignty.
 I renounce allegiance to all temporal powers.
 I proclaim my sovereignty.
 I now connect with “The Infinite Power Within” according to the only
true law, Universal Law.
 I proclaim my sovereignty.
 Of my own free will and as an assertion of it I proclaim my sovereignty
now and SO BE IT.”
Proclaiming your sovereignty
If you wish to proclaim your sovereignty you will need to do it in front of two
or more witnesses. That is because you need to assert it with the same number
of or more witnesses than you had at baptism to give it the same weight and
effect or more. This is something that should only be done after due
consideration from and with your own free will.
 Unlike Christian baptism it cannot be done:
 on your behalf,
 through the imposition of beliefs,
 under threat or
 any form of inducement or coercion.
Your free will choice and Your Sovereignty (Supreme Power) are your birth
right. Nobody, no religion, institution or temporal power have the right to
enslave you, subvert or deny your sovereignty. It is your sacred right to assert
and proclaim your sovereignty.

©Tom Ryan 2012