Tyting Community Project

What’s going on at Tyting?

After our unlawful eviction from Tyting Farm on the 25th of June this year, we fell on our feet and immediately relocated to a new farm nearby. I say new as it’s new for us but is in fact an old manor house, just outside Guildford.

As comfortable as it is to have electricity and running water again, we still intend to return to the place where we lawfully stay, Tyting Farm. We have been back on two occasions. Once a week after our unlawful eviction, where we found that our crops had been destroyed – as well as the homes we had built, which had been burnt to the ground. We did though take the opportunity to report to police the assault, harassment and deliberate damage that took place that day. (See MUST SEE Videos Section)

After about an hour and a half of harassment by security and police who once again did not understand the Law, while we sat around appreciating the balmy evening, drinking coffee, eating cherries and smoking marijuana, we eventually decided to leave of our own accord after telling the police we did not consent to their statute laws, which only of course refer to ‘persons’.

A week later, we went back on and were told by security that locals who came to the site were missing us. On the day of our eviction, a local family had made a point of coming to talk to us to say that they were appalled by the actions of the council and police. We all felt that the land at Tyting was missing us too. Unlike when we were there during the hot spell, the grass looked scorched and barren –causing us to wonder if the council had ‘treated’ the grass with some sort of chemical.

Either way, us stalwarts had a moment, where we once again felt the sublime and unique energy of the place, as if it was calling us back. It made us more determined than ever to return to our home and fulfill the destiny that is set out for us there.

And that is part of what has made Tyting so special. So many people who have come felt as if they had been called there by some higher power. We all know that energy points exist across the planet, where for example, leylines cross. Tyting is of course on the Pilgrims’ Way so many spiritual beings will have been there before us, leaving their love for the land as an imprint which can be accessed by the pilgrims of today.

On many occasions, we saw strange lights in the sky as we sat by the sacred fire we kept continually burning, which could not be explained by satellites or planes (or our consumption of marijuana). England is the Holy Land and Tyting it seems is one of the more sacred sites here. I felt the sublime divine energy there during our solstice celebration. At times, I felt like I was the Sentinel, guarding holy land from the forces of darkness.

And that is why we will go back and re-take the farm. We have issued orders to the council and police stating that we are the lawful users of the land and are not injuring any man by being there. In fact, the council had let the land and the farmhouse fall into rack and ruin. With little money but plenty of enthusiasm and expert knowledge we had started to restore the place to its glory. Why would anyone have a problem with that? And we have to wonder where a society can go, when its government, councils and police break the law in the full knowledge they are doing so. This time, it was just a bunch of hippies. Next time, it could be you.

And this has only made us more determined to fulfill that shared vision of a working farm producing fresh food, grown according to the self-sufficient principles of Permaculture; a centre for people to learn how to look after themselves; a beacon for the free of heart who want to escape Babylon; a flagship project which can inspire others to do the same, for themselves.

So it is now time to stand up for your rights under the Law, to oppose corporations, which are hell bent on selling us into slavery. Even if you are not bothered by being a slave, you should still reflect on why you would want your children to spend their lives in bondage to a system which promotes conflict, suffering and massive inequalities through the myth of land ownership. Under the Law, the land is a common treasury so any man who takes up a piece of land not used by others to grow his own food and source his own energy is the rightful and lawful user of that land.

And the best way to stand up for you rights is to come with us to take back Tyting, to stand firm against the lawless forces of the council and the police, to make a stand against the insanity which engulfs the world around us.

So get in touch and learn about the operation to take back our Eden within the next couple of weeks.

Watch this space.

With love,
David (A.K.A The Messiah)