Trusts have a long history and are also very diverse as far as their types, structures, and uses. For sake of brevity, we won't go into that here, but suffice to say, trusts are a powerful tool for managing assets, anchoring a long-term legacy, and setting up any beneficiaries for success... and all according to your wishes, even after your death! 

At a very basic level trusts are simply a vehicle or "container" set up by a private contract that effectively transfers ownership of assets to the trust itself, removing any personal liability, concerns, and claims that would otherwise arise from individual ownership. 

The type of trust we set up can be called a:

- "Private Express Trust"
- "Private Ecclesiastical Irrevocable Trust"
- "Private Ministry Trust"
- "Non-statutory Irrevocable Trust"
- "Private Complex Non-Grantor Discretionary Spendthrift Irrevocable Trust"

And there are many more names for it, but this specific kind of trust is a rare gem and a powerful secret of the elite. Though surprisingly, knowledge of these trusts are rarely taught to attorneys in school, because just like private churches or associations, legal concerns with these entities are not typically litigated or adjudicated in public courts, and they are ruled by natural and contract law, giving the parties to the contract power over how disputes are settled.

(95% of trusts set up by attorneys are what's called "statutory" revocable trusts, because attorneys work for and are licensed by the statutory (public) system). 

These kinds of trusts have been used for generations by the uber-wealthy elite, such as the Rockefeller, Kennedy, Zuckerburg, Bush, Trump, Gates, Musk, and Bezos families; with study and empowerment, you too can utilize these powerful vehicles and gain all of their benefits too! 

This 8-week course covers everything you need to know for a lawfully founded private ministry trust. You learn the basics of pertinent law and the importance of contracts in the private domain to form these trusts, the relevant case history, along with a lot of other essential information for a successful establishment and implementation of the material, including obtaining an EIN, how to set up a bank account, managerial options, various contracts between entities, and even optional access to knowledgeable attorneys and a CPA who is versed in this domain. 

This course is designed for anyone who is passionate about learning, empowerment, sovereignty, and especially for people who have formed a private church and want to protect their assets in the event of any challenges. It is a best fit for people who are aligned with God (whatever their version of God is), and following the divine calling from their soul. 

It is a best fit for those who understand the pitfalls of the public, commercial system, desire to maximize privacy and sovereignty, and who want to become empowered themselves about the law in this realm, and who are serious about walking this path with integrity.

Clementine Kruczynski is an autistic researcher and educator at the intersection between private & natural law and entheogenic use under religious liberty; this specific area is one of her most passionate special interests. 

She has been actively community building in Austin, TX since 2013, providing her with extensive experience on facilitating, cultivating, and nurturing organic communities from scratch.

With the calling to co-found a sacred medicine church in 2017, she began researching solutions to the legal questions facing the organization of one, and then stumbled across the private domain as the perfect answer. This autistic special interest struck her like a lightning bolt, leading to a voracious desire to learn everything she could!

After studying under a former Texas judge to learn more about formation of PMAs and the private domain, she then attained a mentor with extensive experience managing hundreds of millions in trusts & estate management to broaden her scope, including the basics of taxation, ecclesiastical trusts, lawful money, hybrid public-private organizations, and more.  

What has come of this wild research trail is an extensive body of research that leaves her deeply desiring to share what she's learned with others. And so it is! 

No matter the type of church you form, anyone practicing in the realm of plant medicines is inherently at risk as we are currently in a psychedelic renaissance and on the wild west frontier of the modern legalization (or decriminalization) movement.

This legal gray area offers no one a resolute guarantee of anything whatsoever, and therefore no matter what route you take, there is always a risk in this domain – any church across the country or beyond could become that famous case that brings this before the courts and ushers in a new era in the story. 

That said, it is our belief that having any structure in place is a better practice than not having anything at all, and by operating in the private domain, you are awarded a plethora of protections and your innate rights are preserved, which becomes evident the more you research and understand it.

The risks of operating with private trusts are few, but if you are found to be in breach of your duties or contract, or if you are planning to use trusts to break the law, commit fraud, or in any way dishonor their divine design, there can absolutely be legal ramifications, so it is our recommendation that you tread here with honor, humility, and integrity.

Further, the trust is built on "trust" - and it's important to HAVE trust with your trustee(s) and those who you are building a long-term legacy with, otherwise challenges can arise. 

Whether or not you are a medicine carrier or practitioner, the benefits of establishing a private trust are immense.

With powerful privacy protections, they can provide a powerful buffer from any prying entities such as creditors, litigators, and/or meddlers / snoopers / spies; they can insulate your business and assets from the public domain (since assets are now trust-owned and not individually owned); and they can provide a long-term plan for your family and community that's honored, including if anything happens to you.

These trusts are private domain contractual entities which are mostly hidden from public knowledge. Over 200 years of case law, the Supreme Court has called the private domain a "sanctuary," "preserve," "constitutional shelter," and "domain set apart for free assembly," among other things – offering a protected arena of private business that preserves the innate rights of living, breathing human beings under God, and the contracts that they enter into.

The private trust is the superior vehicle for asset management known to man, as evidenced by some of the most powerful people in the world utilizing them for their estates.