Eber

The Ministry of Life will be established on Eber, a 65-acre property outside Geronimo, Texas.

Eber, a name deeply rooted in ancient times, holds a richness that resonates through history and propels us into the future. This name harks back to the Hebrew Bible, where Eber stands as the great-grandson of Shem, Noah's son, and father to Peleg. Tradition portrays him as the founder of the Hebrew people and the forefather of Abraham, setting a profound, shared ancestral lineage. Deriving from the Hebrew word "ever," meaning "beyond" or "on the other side," the name Eber echoes our journey towards a new frontier. Eber, living on the far side of the Euphrates, represents the transcendental spirit we seek to embody. His descendant, Abraham, became the patriarch of Monotheism, bravely rejecting the gods of old to honor the one true God, יהוה‎. He "crossed over," symbolizing a paradigm shift in how we comprehend the universe and our divine Creator.

Today, we stand on the precipice of a similar transition towards unity, reaching beyond the physical to touch the spiritual through the powerful tool of digitization. As we bridge these realms, we draw from our shared heritage, crossing over to unite the earthly and heavenly, the mundane and the essential majesty of creation.

Eber, our first Ministry of Life tabernacle, will rise on 64.551 acres of fertile land outside Geronimo, Texas where we aim to manifest a microcosmic Garden of Eden, a sanctuary for souls of all ages to cross over with us. Here, we will pioneer the exhilarating frontier where blockchain and purpose-driven life converge to plant the seeds of a brighter future. As we set about task of developing our experiment, Eber will serve as an "incubator" farm for Texas veterans to explore the ideas, methodology and elements that will inform the Shiloh token's development and create a new understanding of our role in creation through the Ministry of Life.

Eber will also serve as a thriving temple of life that cherishes and nurtures our most valuable gift—children. By introducing children to the mystery and majesty of life, we hope to invigorate in them the divine calling of their higher self that will propel them and their families into a new era of human understanding. Through management intensive grazing, natural building, orchards, gardens and the exploration of biodynamic agriculture, Eber will become a sanctuary, a physical testament to the spiritual tabernacle of God that uplifts, inspires and transcends division to regenerate land, build sovereign wealth and generate a new vision of a post-fear future.

Vegetable production on Eber will seek to emphasize the power of fermented foods in creating healthy gut microbiomes in children and those afflicted with mental and physical ailments. One branch of our experiment will be to investigate the impact that a healthier diet focused on the microbiome can do for those who might be suffering from an ailment that we believe can be addressed through "gut work". Garlic will be a major crop on Eber and we will create pickled garlic treatments for our members and community to self-medicate with when the next plandemic hits. We know that natural immunity is real and is more powerful than anything man has devised and we intend on having our own medicine ready for when it is needed.

Our management intensive grazing program will seek to learn and teach others how to direct herds to paint the landscape and restore fertility in soil. We will seek partnerships with nearby farmers whose fields remain fallow much of the year and invite them to sow cover crops so that we can expand our herd and let the bovine work its magic on the fields. We will orchestrate a selective breeding program to build a herd that is trained to electric, smaller framed, white and most suitable for use as the tools God intended them to be.

This sanctuary will stand as a self-sustained fortress of productivity, yet in touch with the city and civil society through good works and the promotion of the Ministry of Life. Harnessing natural building techniques and developing with a mindset of cost-effective resilience, Eber will become a shining beacon in a world yearning for inspiration. The path forward is fraught with challenges and lacks simple solutions. But in seeking, we manifest our faith in God's guidance, firmly believing in the promise: "Ask, and it shall be given.

There are no easy answers, only those that are wrought from the soil of experience. Our soil and our experiences for the past century have been corrupted beyond recognition and it is only through bold experimentation that we can begin to understand what is necessary to rectify the past. Eber, more than anything, will be an experiment in learning how to tend to the soil that God has given us so that we may ensure a harvest for the generations to come.