Preamble to the US Constitution

 

 

"WE, the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."

 

If the People, we, are to create a future worth envisioning for our children, grandchildren, and for the generations to come, All Our Relations, we are called to assume our role, providential role as the 4th ~ and critical ~ check and balance in our “participatory democratic-republic.”

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As stated in the preamble to our Constitution, this is not just our right, our inalienable right. This is our inalienable responsibility — that which gives our rights their ultimate right and meaning. This is the Sacred Oath that We, the People are called to take in these trying times — the oath to defend and uphold our Constitution, the “Supreme Law of the Land,” to ensure Liberty and Justice for ALL.

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That oath can be summed up practically and effectively in the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., “Everyone can be great, because everyone can serve.”

 

​EVERYONE

 

Inspired by their "Maker," Presidents Washington, Lincoln, as well as our most revered statesmen and -women, concluded their letters with the words, "Your humble servant."

 

The Citizens’ Movement introduces "Servantship" as our All American "calling" -- the fulfillment of the promise of sister- and "brotherhood from sea to shining sea".

 

We, the People dedicate ourselves to the Revival of the Spirit of Public Service. As such, EVERY fellow citizen of good will is an Honorary Member; you need not sign up.

 

Nor, if your life is already one of service, do you need not do anything different. Rather, you are invited, simply, to consider doing what you're doing differently. That is, to carry on your work in unison, ever greater union with your fellow citizens -- as envisioned in the "Sacred Seal of Our Land:

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E Pluribus Unum / Out of Many, One

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