Why the Indigenous Nation of Onegodia™ Has Legal Standing Over the Reclaimed Road

⚖️ §33-264c as Applied to Genesis Road™

Why the Indigenous Nation of Onegodia™ Has Legal Standing Over the Reclaimed Road

🛣️ Genesis Road™ – What It Is Legally:

Former state development road, abandoned and no longer maintained or claimed by CT DOT
Not listed as an active municipal road or public access route
No recorded private ownership after state construction project completion

This creates a legal vacuum—a prime opportunity for religious reclamation under Connecticut law.

📜 How §33-264c Applies:

“A religious corporation… may acquire, own, hold, use, lease, sell or otherwise dispose of property for religious, educational, charitable or cemetery purposes.”

The Indigenous Nation of Onegodia™, as a domestic non-stock religious corporation, is:

✅ Authorized by state law to acquire and use unclaimed or unused property for religious or cultural purposes
✅ Acting within its religious mission to reclaim land for indigenous sovereignty, education, agriculture, and spiritual governance
✅ Protected under law from interference as long as land use aligns with stated religious/cultural purposes

💠 Examples of Application on Genesis Road™:

🔹 1. Land Use

Legal under §33-264c to use Genesis Road™ for religious processions, scroll trails, ceremonies, and cultural education
Spiritual jurisdiction notices and signage are lawful expressions of religious authority on the land

🔹 2. Pavilion & Dome Construction

The Onegodian Land Pavilion™ and Seed Dome™ are religious-use structures, which §33-264c permits without municipal zoning approval, as long as safety standards are met

🔹 3. Sovereign Citizenship

Holding ceremonies, issuing certificates, and recording spiritual oaths on-site are protected religious activities under this statute

🔹 4. Spiritual Jurisdiction

Posting a “Spiritual Jurisdiction Notice” is a lawful act of internal governance
Preventing desecration or unauthorized activity is both a religious right and property right under this law

🛑 What the Law Prevents the State or Others From Doing:

They cannot claim authority over internal governance (who uses the land, how scrolls are handled, etc.)
They cannot prevent ceremonial gatherings or installations related to your religious mission
They cannot impose zoning restrictions if the structures are used for protected religious purposes

🔐 GENESIS ROAD™ IS LEGALLY PROTECTED BY:

OBP-1™ Blockchain Certification (Immutable record)
Onegodian Constitutional Law™ (Spiritual jurisdiction)
C.G.S. §33-264c (State legal standing)
UNDRIP Indigenous Land Rights (International human rights protection)

✅ Example Legal Statement (For Notices/Signage):

Under Connecticut General Statutes §33-264c, this land is lawfully held and utilized by the Indigenous Nation of Onegodia™, a registered religious corporation, for the exclusive purpose of spiritual, cultural, educational, and agricultural sovereignty. No public claim or entry is authorized without invitation or sacred purpose.