Private Members Agreement Constitution

ARTICLE I.

Genesis

1.1. Creation of this private membership commenced on the dayof , 2025;

ARTICLE II.

Genesis

Declaration of Purpose

2.1. The purpose of this private Association is to create a container of safeharbour for members to explore their own physical, mental, emotional and/orspiritual healing. We stand that any individual has the right to choose whatthey think can help their own health, wellness, and well-being and shouldnot be dictated to what is best for them by outside forces against their will;

2.2 The Association operates with the goal to expand our communityand raise awareness through the power of self-empowerment and innersovereignty. By growing a vibrant and healthy community we intend tocreate a ripple effect of benevolence in the world;

2.3 Through member-only products, services, workshops and events, we support our members with the sharing of the Indigenous-crafted nutraceuticals, energy medicines, emotional support, body optimization modalities, personalized physical programs, and the sharing of knowledge.Although the technologies utilized by the Association are FDA approveddevices and have no negative side effects, the Association makes no claims its processes heal or cure the body;

2.4. The members of the Association expressly declare the Association’s activities to be a private experience, therefore, there shall be no functions ofgovernment, agents of government, or governmental policies or programs being represented or engaged with within the membership;

ARTICLE III.

Name

3.1. The private membership Association shall be referred to as:Love Lotus Life

ARTICLE IV.

Contact Information

4.1. The primary contact is a woman, non-domestic; known by the nameShalu Persaud4.2. The mailing address shall be:c/o 51 Silver Trail, Barrie, Ontario, L4N 3K2

ARTICLE V.

Eligibility

5.1. Every Association member shall engage as a private man or woman,of at least 18 years old, and viewed as “the age of majority” in both thepublic and private domain; for the sake of brevity, this document shall utilizethe pronouns “he/his” to represent all herein;

5.2. Every Association member declares that he has entered into thismembership fully informed and of free will and pledges to protect theprivacy of the membership and the members when engaging with anyknowledge-share, product or service, individually or collectively, andagrees, for the purposes of membership to the Association, to assert hisinherent rights, including but not limited to the unlimited right to contractprivately;

5.3. Every member shall understand and agree that he has no ‘duty of care’for any other member of the Association beyond that of any reasonableduty of care any individual might have for another in common lawjurisdictions;

ARTICLE VI.

Jurisdiction

6.1. All Association members understand, agree and consent to the jurisdiction of the membership to be inherent, non-domestic, withoutCANADA, and exclusively in the private domain; a right acknowledged and reflected in certain sections of international agreements, such as, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the InternationalCovenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, the Canadian Bill ofRights, and that CANADA, including its agents and or representatives, has no right to abrogate, abridge or infringe on any rights and freedomsof a private man or woman, provided with force of law, unless it can be evidenced that there is a clear and present danger the membership, and the members acting within the spirit, scope and purview of the membership, has wilful intention to do harm in the public, or has allegedly been in breach of contract, which would allow for the state/province to oversee administratively in a court of equity;

6.2. Public domain reflects this very same right in examples such as theSupreme Court of Canada’s decision in Highwood […] v Wall, Justice Rowe stated:

“[M]ere membership in a[n] […] organization — where no civil or property right is granted by virtue of such membership — should remain free from court intervention. Indeed, there is no free-standing right to procedural fairness with respect to decisions taken by voluntary associations.Jurisdiction cannot be established on the sole basis that there is an alleged breach of natural justice or that the complainant has exhausted the organization’s internal processes. Jurisdiction depends on the presence of a legal right which a party seeks to have vindicated. Only where this is so can the courts consider an association’s adherence to its own procedures and (in certain circumstances) the fairness of those procedures.”

6.3. A further example being the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling in Baird v.Wells:“The only questions which this Court can entertain are: first, whether the rulesof the club have been observed; secondly, whether anything has been donecontrary to natural justice; and, thirdly, whether the decision complained of hasbeen come to bona fide*.”*In or with good faith; honestly, openly, and sincerely; without deceit or fraud.Truly; actually; without simulation or pretense. Innocently; in the attitude of trustand confidence; without notice of fraud, etc. - Black’s Law Dictionary

6.4. Members are private individuals operating in their private capacities:In the supreme court of Canada decision R v Dell, 2005, Justice Buhay explicitly stated, “In order for the Charter to apply to a private entity, it must be found to be implementing a specific governmental policy or program.”In the supreme court of Canada decision R v Big M Drug Mart, the record states,“… in the opinion of Laycraft J.A., was the enhanced status of the Charter as part of “the supreme law of Canada”, meaning the Constitution is the supreme law of Canada.Therefore, since the Charter is included as part of the Constitution, is evidence recognized in Canada that private individuals, entities, persons, and citizens acting in their private capacity are able to act honourably without Canada provided no functions of government are being performed within theAssociation;6.5. This Constitution expressly restricts its members from performing anyfunctions of government, or agency of government, within the membership;6.6. Use of the notary does not stipulate to an election to submit to thejurisdiction.

Choice of Law and Forum

6.7. The Association desires to act in harmony with public policy, yet notsubject to it, therefore has selected the governing law, in peace and good faith,is to be the common law of contracts; in the unlikely event the Associationrequires a court setting for any purpose subsequent to the application of the

ARTICLE VII.

Waiver of Public Protection and Privileges

7.1. All Association members specifically waive the right to call upon any manmadepublic entity, governmental authority or agent, or member of the BAR todiscuss the private matters of the Association;

7.2. All Association members specifically agree to release, indemnify, and hold harmless any governmental authorities from any and all liability for any and all actor omission made by the Association or any Association member except when such act or omission creates an actionable wrong generating a real injury or damage equating to a wilful intention to cause harm;

7.3. All Association members understand and agree that there must be a method of remedy between members of this Association, or the Association itself, for atres pass against any of the above-waived rights, therefore the following remedies shall be included herein;

7.4. All Association members agree to not grant authority to any local, municipal, provincial, federal, or international court (magistrate/judge/justice) from presiding over any matter within the scope and purview of the membership of theAssociation until all possible remedies provided within sections within Article 13have been fully exhausted;

7.5. All Association members agree to maintain strict confidentiality regardingAssociation matters and therefore waives any right to share matters of theAssociation in the public domain for a period of at least two (2) years after formal termination of membership;

7.6. To protect the privacy of the Association and all members thereof, membership is neither offered to nor available to any public agent, employee, officer, official or servant (person) that is, or will become engaged in, any investigative or regulatory activity that is or may be relevant to the Association by any local, municipal, city, county, state, province, federal or international government or governmental administrative agency, licensing association or board, or any person engaged in any form of law enforcement performing any investigative activity or function or while acting in any official or quasi-official character or capacity whatsoever regarding the Association; anyone acting in any such character and capacity may privately request membership but must agree touphold at all times the privacy of the Association and of each and every member such person may come into contact;

7.7. Every person acting in any manner whatsoever for any administrative agency of any local, municipal, city, county, state, federal or international government must agree that this Constitution, and any contract under it, take sprecedent over any public law and their employment or official position and agrees not to disclose anything seen, heard or discovered through membership contact with the Association and its members and waives the right to discloseAssociation matters to any investigative or regulatory entity or law enforcementagency or department; meeting of the minds of men and women acting in their natural capacity, standing and status, associating together pursuant to the intent, purpose, express provisions, terms, conditions, and principles set forth in this

ARTICLE IX.

Type Of Association

8.1. The Association is a private, fully-disclosed, and voluntary meeting of the minds of men and women acting in their natural capacity, standing and status, associating together pursuant to the intent, purpose, express provisions, terms, conditions, and principles set forth in this contract acting in the form of thisAssociation;

8.2. The Association is not any kind of public entity created through application or permission of any governmental authority; including, but not limited to, partnership, corporation, non-profit corporation, religious corporation, limited liability company, statutory association, or statutory trust;

8.3. It is declared the Association is restricted from performing any functionsof federal, provincial or municipal government, participate in any governmental policy or program, and any man or woman holding membership may not act in any capacity of public agency within the membership;

ARTICLE IX.

Membership Rights, Duties and Benefits

9.1. The Association publicly offers only one thing, membership;

9.2. Membership in the Association provides the member the right to accessany and all information, knowledge, library, product(s), and service(s) offered by the Association, afforded to the corresponding level of membership, andin accordance with the spirit, scope and purview of the Association’s purpose and objectives;

9.3. Membership in the Association entitles each member access to any community forum or member website that corresponds to his level of membership;

9.4. Every member of the Association has the right to privately exchange with another member for any service that remains within the spirit, scope and purview of the Association’s purpose, objectives and allowances;

9.5. Every member of the Association reserves the right to extend his membership to have members of his household he is lawfully responsible for, by way of lawful binding contract, provided they are listed within his membership profile;9.6. No member shall be liable for any act or omission that was generated from either the Association or a member of the Association;9.7. No member shall have a right of claim to any assets the Association might acquire unless that specific member has donated any such asset or property or contributed funds to specifically acquire said asset or property, to the Association for the benefit of the Association and its members where by the member would reserve the right for a proportional claim on the specific asset or property upon dissolution of the Association, termination of membership notwithstanding;

9.8. All members of the Association understand, agree and consent tohold in confidence the list of members made privy to them and agree to not publish any member(s) names publicly in whole or in part;

9.9. A comprehensive list of membership levels shall be provided through the Member Guide, which may be updated as necessary with no amendments necessarily required in this Constitution.

ARTICLE X.

Consideration

10.1. The Basic Membership shall be lifetime upon the Association receivingconsideration in the amount of Five Hundred ($500CAD) Canadian Dollars,as a one-time fee, by way of donation;

10.2. The form of consideration or the amount may be modified or waivedby the Directors when beneficial to both parties;

ARTICLE XI.

Duties of the Executive Committee

11.1. The Association shall initially operate by and through, Shalu Persaud, who shall serve as the first Director;

11.2. The Association shall thereafter operate by and through the Director; other Directors may be appointed, elected, or hired by the first Director or bya majority vote of all eligible members; a Director, or approved member of theExecutive Committee, may be assigned one or more specific duties and may also become a spokesperson for the Association for all or certain matters;

11.3. The Association members reserve the right to select from among themselves any man or woman they deem best able to act and communicate should the first spokesman resign, become incapacitated or die; The FirstDirector, shall serve as the Spokesperson for the Association;

11.4. All records maintained by the Association, especially regarding any members’ mental, physical or spiritual condition or health are, shall at all times be, and will always remain the private property of the Association and the member;

11.5. The Association may develop operational rules and regulations deemed necessary by the Directors, which may be amended from time to time by the Directors or through a majority vote of all current eligible members at the annual meeting held by the Directors, or the Directors’ discretion;

11.6. The Association should create and maintain a website and/or a social media page(s), a blog, get an e-mail address and publish a physical address whereby at least the Spokespersons or another Director can be contacted;

11.7. The principal place of administration or any other place where anyAssociation meeting is held should be marked such as, “Private Property NoTrespassing”, or “Members Only”, by appropriate signage set forth according to the laws of the state/province in which the same shall be held in order to keep themeeting private and closed to the eyes of the public;

11.8. A list of all current Association members shall be kept by the Directors, oran Association member designated “Record Keeper” for the Association’s officialdocuments and records;

ARTICLE XII.

Money, Banking, Taxes and Fees

12.1. The founding Association members object to the passage of the fractional reserve central banking systems and the “fiat” paper currency being issued thereby; However, under the doctrines of innocent use and necessity, theAssociation may have to receive and transfer FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES or CANADIAN DOLLARS from time-to-time and may open a bank/brokerage account for the purpose of negotiating any FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES or CANADIAN DOLLARS that the Association receives to be used for paying any required expenses and taxes, for which the Director shall take responsibility;Under the doctrines of innocent use and necessity, express or implied, that anyuse of the aforementioned “fiat” paper currencies does not constitute agreement or joinder to any tacit adhesion contracts or obligations connected thereto;

12.2. All funds received by the Association are considered to be private transactions within the private domain, unless expressly stated in writing by theDirectors of this Association;

12.3. The Director(s) shall be the signatory on any financial account maintained by the Association; the Director may delegate this authority;12.4. The Director(s) shall review and timely pay, or lawfully dispute, any tax assessment levied upon the Association by any governmental authority it is obligated to pay;

12.5. The Director(s) shall timely review any licensing law, regulation or rule which may be claimed to be applicable to the Association and determine if any license is, in fact, required for the Association’s lawful operation in the venue in which it is located;

ARTICLE XIII.

Disputes and Remedies

13.1. Each and every member of the Association agrees that in the unlikely event of a dispute with the Association or a member thereof, must first exhaust all remedy options available to them included herein in accordance with the standard rules of procedure and due process;

13.2. In the event a member incurs a dispute with another member or theAssociation, the member claiming the dispute agrees to first face his or her alleged transgressor personally and attempt to handle the situation in private, within the Association;13.3. In the event the actions outlined in section;

13.2. leaves the dispute unresolved, the member claiming the dispute shall seek out a disinterested member of his or her choice to seek 3rd party witnessing, perspective and hopefully closure;

13.4. In the event the actions outlined in section 13.3. leaves the dispute unresolved, the disputing parties shall then seek the adjudication of an Elder;13.5. In the event the actions outlined in section 

13.4. leaves the dispute unresolved, the disputing parties shall then seek the adjudication of Tribunal consisting of three (3) Elders;13.6. In the event the actions outlined in section 13.5. leaves the dispute unresolved, or the dispute is with the Association itself, the member claiming the dispute has a right to request for a judicial adjudication by Council to be commenced;

13.7. In the event the actions outlined in section

13.6. leaves the dispute unresolved, all parties agree next to seek binding arbitration from a source outside the Association, such as peacemakerequity.com;

13.8. Let it be known to each and every member that the Supreme Court ofCanada has set precedent with regard to private unincorporated associations thatall they have jurisdiction over is to adjudicate as to whether the rules of procedure and due process were followed, unless the private association has demonstrated;

ARTICLE XIV.

Termination of Membership

14.1. Termination of membership by either party shall be by way of written notice to the other party;

14.2. Disputes of termination are required to be in accordance with Article 13;

14.3. The Association reserves the right to immediately terminate a member’s membership if it is deemed that member poses a potential harm to theAssociation and its membership;

Article XV.

Dissolution

15.1. The Association will terminate upon the death or resignation of all Directors or the last remaining member; or may terminate voluntarily upon the unanimous vote of all current Directors and eligible members;

15.2. Upon voluntary termination of the Association, the assets and property shall be proportionally distributed among the members that donated the specific asset or property, or directly caused the acquisition of such assets or property;All assets or property not proportionally distributed among the members thatdonated or that directly caused the acquisition of such assets or property will become the private property of Shalu Persaud, if then alive and competent; if deceased or incompetent, will become the private property of her spouse, heirs, assigns, devises or estates;

Article XVI.

Force Majeure

16.1. Every Association member specifically holds harmless and releases each and every local, municipal, city, county, state, provincial, federal and international magistrate, judge or justice from any and all liability arising from any act or omission (except a wilful and intentional act or omission that created an actionable wrong through real injury or harm in the public domain) which could be considered to be an “act of God” or otherwise “beyond the control” of the members of the Association regarding any matter arising from a member’s participation in this Association;

16.2. Conversely, any act or omission, of any kind whatsoever, committed by any person against the Association, or its members, claiming to act or acting under colour of law (not acting under actual constitutional authority), may be requested to be prosecuted, civilly and criminally, to the fullest extent of the law in any

Article XVII.

Construction and Interpretation

17.1. The definitions and meanings contained within this Constitution, unlessspecifically defined herein, shall be at the sole discretion of the author(s) of thisdocument and are not subject to any particular legal definitions unless authorizedand agreed upon by the author(s); in the event there is any disagreement ordiscrepancy in the understanding of the definitions herein, the intent of theauthor(s) shall take precedent;

Article XVIII.

Severability

18.1. Each article, numbered paragraph and subparagraph and all provisions, terms or conditions regarding this contract are severable. In the event that a jury of a court of proper venue and jurisdiction finds any provision(s), term(s) or condition(s) unlawful, illegal, void as a matter of law or unenforceable for any lawful reason, that/those provision(s), term(s), or condition(s) shall be deemed excised from this contract and this contract and all remaining provisions, terms

Article XIX.

Governing Law

19.1. Shall be as described in Article VI, no matter where the member resides;

Article XX.

Entire Contract

20.1. The above stated constitutes all conditions, terms and provisions creating and governing the administration and operation of the Association; No oral recitations or promises made by any man, woman or person shall have any force of law or legal binding effect on the Association or on any member thereof when acting within the scope or purview of the Association;

Article XXI.

Acceptance

This document is hereby adopted as Love Lotus Life’s Constitution by theDirector(s) on this day of , 2025._________________________________

Affirmed by: Shalu Persaud | First Director