Post by VananLawbreaker on Dec 30, 2008 5:18:22 GMT -5
First: Do not do to others what you would not want others to do to you.
Second: In all activities, strive to do no harm.
Third: Treat all life with consideration, honesty, faithfulness and respect.
Fourth: Do not overlook wrong doing or ignore administering justice. Be ready to forgive violations that are freely admitted, honesty regretted and restitution made.
Fifth: Explore with an attitude of joy and wonder.
Sixth: Seek to improve through learning and experience.
Seventh: Compare ideas and opinions with the facts, be ready to reject beliefs that do not comform with reality.
Eighth: Do not criticize or suppress dissent. Honor the right of others to disagree within the bounds of acceptable conduct.
Ninth: Form independent decisions on the basis of reason and experience. Do not be blindly led by others or emotions.
Tenth: Question everything on an empathic and moral basis.
The Eleventh Rule is not to violate the other ten rules too often.
Second: In all activities, strive to do no harm.
Third: Treat all life with consideration, honesty, faithfulness and respect.
Fourth: Do not overlook wrong doing or ignore administering justice. Be ready to forgive violations that are freely admitted, honesty regretted and restitution made.
Fifth: Explore with an attitude of joy and wonder.
Sixth: Seek to improve through learning and experience.
Seventh: Compare ideas and opinions with the facts, be ready to reject beliefs that do not comform with reality.
Eighth: Do not criticize or suppress dissent. Honor the right of others to disagree within the bounds of acceptable conduct.
Ninth: Form independent decisions on the basis of reason and experience. Do not be blindly led by others or emotions.
Tenth: Question everything on an empathic and moral basis.
The Eleventh Rule is not to violate the other ten rules too often.