That all is energy and that energy possess consciousness, and that all consciousness is endowed with creativity, the urge to playfully combine and expand in as many ways possible; that everything is spirit and cannot die, is infinite; that we are spirit and cannot die, we simply change form — as all of creation which organize and explore its own expressions through the law of energy transformation and duration.
That we design along the way our own experiences; that the contents of our mind, beliefs, thoughts and feelings form our reality: we are the living events in which we participate; that the reality we perceive is the tail-end result of our dreaming, desires and intents projected outwards, objectified, as chosen versions among endless various probabilities.
We are the living symbols of ourselves. A multidimensional self that is partially, but never totally focused in this world; a self that comes and goes and never "dies"; a self that has eternal validity within or without form, using consciousness as an attribute by which creativity can be explored, and understood.
That the sacredness of life must be ensured: each lifeform's right to reach and fulfill its potential within its own natural range of possibilities, thus contributing to the quality of living for all; that such innate worth is given to all of creation and all creatures.
That Earth is alive. She is the mother of all things and all appearances of the natural world; that everybody living on and by her exuberant abundance are relatives, and shall be treated as family members.
That Love, the loving intent within the ever-becoming fields of being-ness is the power of imagination; the force behind love's propensities towards creative expression, the urge to realize and become more in terms of value fulfillment.
And that, ultimately, we are here to remember love.
When we do, we become co-creators with the Creator, with All That Is.
