LIVING SOUL CREATOR'S TRUST GUIDE
A £30 energy exchange fee gives you access to the following documents.
1) Schedule of Property and Possessions (template)
The Schedule of Property and Possessions forms part of your Living Soul Creator's Trust containing a list of your property or properties and 'all property, valuables and goods therein'  according to the template provided.
The Schedule of Property and Possessions should include your Trust's name, the full names of two Trustees and any Beneficiaries (or Guardians of dependents and/or children under the age of 18). Trusts can be formed by a single Trustee who is also the Beneficiary with God the Creator as Head Trustee.
Property, valuables and goods include dependents, pets, livestock and other animals/etc, vehicles, valuables and bank/savings account/s. You can also add things like online accounts and passwords. 
List your grounds, external areas and land with 'all property, valuables and goods therein' and include a map of the boundary of your property and any other properties included.
If you have a mortgage, calculate the current value of the property less the amount paid to date excluding interest. The remaining equity is held in Trust to be paid if the property is sold by a third party.
2) Names
Use your birth name as your 'Trustee' name and include any other names you are known by in this section. List all your different 'NAMES' with titles in caps and lower case that represent different versions used in the public domain (past and present) so that they can be protected by your Trust. 
3) Letter of Wishes
A Letter of Wishes is created by the Trustees and named Beneficiaries as a guide on how to step into the role of Trustee to ensure continuity of the Trust and what to do should either or both Trustees pass on. This document is intended to provide support for Beneficiaries and Guardians of dependents and/or children under the age of 18, and should be agreed and signed by all parties.
Named Guardians stand in as Trustee/s until children come of age. Amendments are initialled and dated by all Trustees to ensure any changes are agreed and incorporated. 
4) The Living Soul Creator's Trust
This is a 40 page document that can be edited to change the word 'God' to the 'Creator' or similar. Trustees and Beneficiaries complete page 7 before printing and signing on page 7 and on page 40 at the same time as an independent witness who also signs the document. 
Sign the last page as Trustee/s to denote the end of the Trust document.
5) How to set up your Trust
The first thing to do is email John Gilbert at john@littlecornwall.com or sue@ca-britishisles.com to request your Living Soul Creator's Trust and Schedule of Possessions template. This is the first part of the witness process carried out by a CA British Isles' Constable of the Court.
When you have completed and signed your Schedule of Possessions, Letter of Wishes and Living Soul Creator's Trust, email John again, when he will record the date of the formation of your Trust alongside your Membership Number. This forms the second part of the witness process where a Constable of the Court can be called as a witness should this be required. 
You will also be advised on where to send your £30 energy exchange which is a requirement when you receive your Trust documents.
Note that you do not send a copy of your Trust documents nor should you let anyone one else have a copy or have permission to open it or view it, as explained below.
6) Points to Remember
Head Trustee, Settler and Executor
God the Creator as the Head Trustee, Settler and Executor of your Living Soul Creator's Trust and there is sufficient evidence to back this up in the Bible. 
Private Jurisdiction
God the Creator is the only witness to your Trust and the only Judge in terms of any civil or legal disputes. As a free individual and Member of the Community Assembly of the British Isles (CA British Isles), you have chosen to 'step out of the system' into a private jurisdiction where we reject legislation that we have not (nor ever will) consent to (having removed ourselves from the Electoral Register). We have created our own lawful framework and spiritual community where we live peacefully in harmony with Nature according to the principles of Natural Law and the customs and the traditions of the people. 
Protection from legislation
We have not consented to pay taxes, bills, penalties and fines, as these represent legislation that is not enforceable by law unless we have consented. Our Living Soul Creator's Trust enables us to protect ourselves and our assets from a system that deems to take them away from us unlawfully and with the intent to cause us harm. Anything imposed upon us without our knowledge or consent is not legally binding and cannot be enforced, despite any threats or unlawful 'liabilties' or 'penalties' imposed. 
Private means Private
Remember that as a Private Trust, no one can have access except the named Trustees, Beneficiaries and Guardians (if applicable). No bailiff, police officer or any other public or private figure can have access to your Trust. The only way it can be looked at is through legal challenge, which means the accuser would need to apply to the Courts when the Trust could only be viewed and verified by a Judge on their own in his/her private chambers.
Independent Witnesses
The Settler/ Trustee to this Trust is God the Creator, which means it cannot and will not be challenged or disproved. One independent witness is required to verify your signature, the second being a CA British Isles' Constable of the Court who witnesses and records the despatch of your Trust documents and the date of your Trust formation which is recorded alongside your Community Assembly of the British Isles membership name and number.
Validity of the Trust
Our Living Soul Creator's Trust is superior to others being created without being registered or recorded with anyone at all. All Express Trusts must be registered with HMRC but some have been advised to simply create their own Trust and post it to themselves (without an independent witness to verify its contents) and to place it in a national newspaper (which means it is no longer private). This in theory could make the Trust null and void.  
Meeting of Minds
When you set up your Living Soul Creator's Trust, as a Trustee you are stating that as an individual you operate under Natural Law and not government legislation. Remember that no one can be forced or tricked into consent and consent cannot be implied - it must be explicitly given after terms are discussed and agreed upon through a process of consensus. This is called a 'meeting of minds' required for any verbal and written agreement created between parties. 
Lifetime Membership
The Living Souls Creator's Trust continues for the lifetime of a Trustee's membership to the Community Assembly of the British Isles. Remember that when a Member leaves, all their data and records held are destroyed accordingly which means the Trust would need to be registered with HMRC to ensure its continuation.
Using your Full Name
Your full (and real) first and second names must be provided to ensure the Trust tallies with your administrative documents and your Community Assembly of the British Isles membership.
Due Diligence
Please note that while these resources are here to support you, it is vital you carry out your own due diligence and have a comprehensive understanding of what the Living Soul Creator's Trust is, what it means, and that you recognise it is your sole responsibility to make sure it is set up properly and contains all the necessary information required. 
FAQs
What is a Trust?  A legally binding document which allows you the Trustee to put any and all assets (including children, pets, livestock, etc) into the control of a Private Trust of which God the Creator himself is the Head Trustee, Settler and Executor.
Who can set up a Trust? Anyone over the age of 18 can do so, as long as they have the capacity to understand the documents themselves, the role of a Trustee and/or Beneficiary and the implications of setting it up. 
Do I still need a will? You can use the Trust to lay out your affairs by adding a 'Letter of Wishes' which states how you want assets managed and divided in the event of your (and/or other Trustees') passing. This can be set out in the same format as a will. (Templates are not provided for this purpose).
How does it work if I am married? When you are married or have a partner, you can set up a joint Private Trust with both your full names included.

Community Assembly of the British Isles - Living Soul Creator's Trust Guide - August 2026