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A principle is a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior. Here are seven ancient principles in easy to digest concepts, often attributed to Noah these principles are a foundation of a principled life.
- Don't Worship What You Perceive – The Universe is greater than you.
- Don’t Cut the Divine Out of Your Life – Don't divorce yourself from The Divine.
- Seek the Heart of Justice – Allow a moral code to create straight lines for the stationary of your life.
- Don’t Seek Destruction, be Constructive – Don’t “un-build” what THE creator has already built.
- Don’t JUST Seek Your Own Pleasure – Pursue Growth as well as pleasure.
- Don't Rob Another's Pleasure, be Supportive – When possible, support one another in the things that bring them pleasure.
- Don’t Maim an Animal for Food, be Merciful – Don’t inflict painfully distressing cruelty to others. Seek mercy, even to the animals you eat.
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A protocol is acting in accordance or agreement with a certain standard, model, or original.
These ten ancient protocols are specific codes of conduct given to the ancient Hebrews through Moses and are paraphrased using etymology.
Love God, Others, Self – The first protocol is, basically, care. Have a concern, pay attention and give attention
Live in Reality – Your perception of reality is not the entire reality.
Be Careful with What is Real – Be full of care when you are dealing in reality. While reality is an objective occurrence it is often a subjective experience. Use care.
Remember to Rest – It is important to rest regularly. Cease your labor and your struggles. Choose, at regular intervals, to rest. Remain in reality and seek mental peace. It is a good model to emulate.
Respect your Elders – Give attention to those who have come before you. You just might gain from their experiences (wisdom) in dealing with your own life journey.
Building up and Demolition – Don’t “un-build” what is not yours to unbuild.
Dance with Your Own Partner – A good protocol for living is to take the steps of life without debasing yourself by mixing your purity with something impure.
Never Steal – Stealing is a lack of respect. Where there is no trust, respect, or lifting up of others there is death, misery, theft, debasement, discouragement and negative feelings, emotions and results. A good protocol of living is to “never steal.”
Never Present Unreality as Reality – Don't contribute to someone's fall by presenting unreality as if were reality.
Never Desire to Destroy Another's Reality – A good protocol for living is to never seek to destroy another's reality. Like killing it is a destruction from which some never really recover.
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A Precept is an instruction intended as a rule of action derived from authority.
Just a Coincidence? From Latin coincidence is the occurrence of events happening by accident (a lack of intention) that seem to be connected. Yet in a universe where a main protocol for living is love (care, concern, attention) can there be “a lack of intention?”
Submit to Authority – This Latin word is from auctor not to be confused with actor. The first is a master, the second is one who performs. Many look to actors without asking if the actor is in reality an auctor. Make use your authority is a master and not just a performer doing things to make others believe they are a masterful authority. Submitting to the guidance of one who is wiser and more knowledgeable than yourself is a good precept for living.
Meeting Needs – Live in and meet the needs of reality. Meet the needs of those in need. Be aware and meet the needs of yourself.
Be Certain – In this era of delusional, and partisan propaganda (dissemination of information intended to promote a political point of view – what is today called promoting an agenda) Double check and be certain that what is reported to you is true.
Contentment – Many people are NOT content. They rush about seeking the fleeting satisfaction of objects or situations. All it takes to be content is to pause to remember to be satisfied with the divine provision that is our life.
Household Destruction – To desire to take all or part of a neighbor’s household is to seek to remove his essential arrangements for living and is destruction, the action of causing so much damage that it no longer exists or cannot be repaired. Don’t desire the destruction of your neighbor’s household.
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