Words Uttered ...

Here I am, the humble servant of your noble Cause.

Our Master’s wish is an unchanging order for me, and in spite of the heavy task that will overwhelm me, I shall accomplish this new mandate, Supreme Commander, with faith in your noble Cause, which has been and will always be mine too.

May the veil that I am now wearing for the first time before you, be the emblem of the protection that you owe me, so as to attain the goal that you and our Venerable and blessed Sister, Dea, desired.

On this solemn occasion, I lift my soul towards the Lord of the destinies of Men, and with fervour pray to God our Father that the path may be open to the luminous Knights of the Lilies, so that they may rise to the top, where Dea resides in Her eternal dwelling.

Venerable Master, listen to my profession of faith:

Profession of Faith of the Generator Rea

1)

I believe in the unchanging Justice that guides the conscious worlds and directs the unconscious worlds.

2)

I believe in the eternal Love that vivifies the Universe and that engenders procreation in Spirit.

3)

I believe in the Wisdom that spreads the notion of things in the Universe and conceives beforehand all the events of the future.

4)

I believe that on two occasions a Being descended, impregnated with God, so as to spread Love and Wisdom to those exiled on this Earth.

5)

I believe that He is among us and that He must come again among Men for a third and last time, for the salvation of the races of the human Spirit.

6)

I firmly believe in the sacred Mandate received by Deon and Dea, my Venerable Brethren, and in the divine Truth that it comprises.

7)

I believe in the sacred nature of our Venerable Order, and with fervour I cry out and always will, dead or alive:

"For the Love of Humankind and the Glory of God,

May Your work live !"

Thoughts

“Never pass by someone who is miserable without asking for the cause of their misery.”

“Whenever you accomplish a task that emanates from your good feelings, above all fear lest you are seen, for there is no greater crime (in the eyes of the ignorant) than that of doing good.”