1. In all that you do, consider its benefits or harm upon yourself, your children, and your people.
2. All that which you do will return to you sooner or later, for good or for ill. Thus strive always to do good to others, or atleast strive always to be just.
3. Be honest with yourself, and with others, "This above all; to thy own self be true."
4. Humankind, and especially your own family and fold, has the spark of divinity within it. Protect and nuture that spark.
5. Give your word sparingly, and adhere to it like iron.
6. In the world, your first trust and responsiblity should be to your own people. Yet be kind and proper to others whenever possible.
7. What you have, HOLD!
8. pass on to thers only those words which you have personally verified.
9. Be honest with others, and let them know you expect honesty in return always.
10. The fury of the moment plays folly with the truth; to keep one's head is a virtue.
11. Know hich battle should be fought and which battles should be avoided. Also, know hen to break off a coflict. There are times when the minions of chaos are simply too strong or when fate is absolutely unavoidable.
12. whe nyou gain power, use it carefully and use it well.
13. Courage and honor endure forever. There echoes remain when the mountains have crumbled to dust.
14. Pledge friendship and your services to those who are worthy. Strengthen others of your people and theu will strengthen you.
15. Love and care for your family always, and have the fierceness of a wolf in their protection.
16. Honor yourself, have pride in yourself, do your best and forgive yourself when you must.
17. Try always to be above reproach in the eyes of the world.
18. Those of our people should always endure to settle any differences among themselves quietly and peaceably.
19. The laws of the land should be obeyed whenever possible and reason, for in the main they have been chosen with wisdom.
20. Have pride in yourself, your family, and your folk. The are your promise for the future.
21. Do not neglect your mate and children.
22. Everyone of our people should work according to the best that they can do, no matter how small or how great. We are all in this world together, thus we must always help each other along.
23. One advances individually and collectively only by living in harmony with the natural order of the world.
24. the seeking of wisdom is a high virtue. Love of truth, honor, courage nad loyalty are the hallmarks of the noble soul.
25. Be prepared fo whatever the future brings.
26. Life with all its joys, struggles, and ambiguities is to be embraced and lived to the fullest!
Before time was, there was The One; The One was all, and all was The One.
And the vast expanse known as the Universe was The One, all wise,all pervading, all powerful, eternally changing.
And space moved. The One molded energy into twin forms equal but opposite, fashioning the Goddess and the God from The One and of The One.
So they formed energy into gasses and gasses into suns and planets and moons; They sprinkled the universe with whirling globes ans so all was given shape by the hands of the Goddess and God.
Light arose and sky was illuminated by a billion suns. And the Godess and God, satisfied by their works, rejoiced and loved, and were one.
From their union sprang the seeds of all life, and of the human race, so that we might acheive incarnation upon the Earth.
The Goddess chose athe Moon as her symbol, and the God chose the Sun as his symbol, to remind the inhabitants of Earth of the fashioners.
All are born, live, die, and are reborn beneath the Sun and Moon; all things come to pass thereunder, and all occurs with the blessing of the One, as has been the way of existance before time was.
