-The individual is
self-defining; the definition of the self is a transitional act which
should always be fluid and consistent, avoiding stagnation.
-Seek to be only a more
perfect version of your personal ideal. Know what you are. Pretend
not to be what you wish you were.
-The desires of the self
should never be ignored, but rather explored and understood, for from
the awareness of self comes true wisdom.
-The individual should
strive to be their own guide, regarding all advice with suspicion,
and all laws as suspect.
-Seek lessons from
nature, note the storm is unapologetic, the sun burns as easily as
warms, and the wolves live without any delusions or doubts.
-To thine own self be
true, embrace the family that supports you, ensure that friends and
enemies are worthy of your attention, and tolerate others only at
your own discretion.
-As above, so below. The
universe is reflected in the mind of the individual. Reality is
shaped by the finely honed will.
-Give unto Caesar that
which is Caesar’s. Take that which is yours without malice or
enthusiasm. That which is deserved is earned and should not be the
burden of another.
-Freely give only that
which you will not miss. Take not that which you do not reimburse.
Charity is a shackle.
-Do as you will, lest
what your will denies another of this right.
-Seek justice for
yourself, allowing no one to escape your vengeance. Do not allow
apathy to condone the poor judgment of another.
-Act with intelligence,
wit, and reason, so that no one can deny you.
-Let children be
children, emulate their innocence without tarnishing their purity.
-Seek beauty in all
things.
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