The Path of Truth

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Սհինինկ Բադհ ոֆ Դրըդհ of The Path of Truth
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Motto: Դա Լքէէնպա Հէրմէդիգս Քնոփդաի Կաիա Քհէմ
Ta L'keen'ba Hermetica Kno'tai Gaia Khem
The Light of Ta Illuminates the Hemeticas Truth Through Gaia
Religion
Abbreviation The Path
Type Hermetic
Classification Animist
Orientation Platonist
Religious text The Emerald Tablets, Ankesh Tablets, The Will of Ta
Theology Follow the Path
Ecclesiastical polity The Great Libraries of Truth
Ecclesiastical Governance The Most Pure
Structure Holonic
Leader Agathos Daimon
Distinct fellowships Children of Ta, Library of Truth, Gaia Singers
Associations Hermetic Fraternity of Truth Seekers
Region Mainly Al' Khem though cults exist abroad.
Headquarters Carcossa Al' Khem
Founder Ankesh the Elder
Origin 3900 BCE
Schism Shadow Library
Parent Shamanism
Absorbed Gaeanism, Shamanism, Melkorism
Separations
Merged Into
Defunct
Congregations Truth Seekers
Number of followers 20,000,000
Clergy Librarians
Missionary
Temples Libraries
Hospitals Khemish
Nursing homes
Aid organization
Primary education Library of Truth
Secondary education Library of Truth
Tax status Receiving
Tertiary institutions Library of Truth
Other name(s) Khemism, The Path, Truthism, Alkhemy
Publications The Journey
Official website greatlibrary.kh
Footnotes


The Library of Khem follow the Path of Truth, a monotheistic religion and strict philosophical system wherein ones born Caste determines the Path to greatest honor within the divine tapestry of cosmic unfoldment. Though not all of the People hold this faith in their hearts they certainly make a good show of it as heresy is often punished. The Path of Truth is maintained by the People's Glorious Library. The most dramatic of their beliefs is that all of humanity shares a single soul marking the struggles of all greater than the profits of any individual. The most revered being in the path of truth is the Hermetica whom thrice born brought the Tablets of Truth and spread knowledge to the sapient races. The Hermetica is also given credit for teaching the people of Khem architecture, engineering, agriculture, writing and so on. Even today he is seen as the spirit of knowledge within us and given praise when creation is wrought. Next in line of worship is Gaia who through the Ozians, Khemists learned they were all a part of. Gaia (as the planet and all on it) is viewed reverently by those on the Path of Truth as many try to breathe as one with her, especially among the Servile. Gaia worship is of course closely linked to the worship of Ta (the sun), Bringer of Dawn, Flame of Truth, Heart of the Path. Ta is seen as the source of all life by those of Khemist faith.


Laws of Truth

The Law of Stillness:
Take time to be silent, to just BE. Meditate for 30 minutes twice a day. Practice non-judgment.
The Law of Karma:
Every action generates a force of energy that returns to us in like kind.
The Law of Least Resistance:
Accept people, situations, and events as they occur. Take responsibility for your situation and for all events seen as problems. Relinquish the need to defend your point of view. The universe finds the path let it control you, take time and breath. Then just flow in the situation and the outcome will turn out for the best.
The Law of Detachment:
Allow yourself and others the freedom to be who they are. Do not force solutions—allow solutions to be emergent. You will get better results if you pay attention to the signs left by the One.
The Law of Dharma:
Seek your higher Self. Discover your unique talents. Ask yourself how you are best suited to serve humanity. Using your unique talents and serving others brings unlimited bliss and abundance.
The Law of Tapestry:
You are a shining drop on the spiders net, shine in your glorious place and know the web gives your beauty form. Do not work against your place in life as it is yours to make come to life. Resist not the wisdom of Gaia and Ta, resist not those taken with the spirit of the Hermetica, resist not Seperation for you are part of the whole and the whole of you.
Funerary Rites


Dakhma,(Inglish: “tower of silence”), Khemish funerary tower erected on a hill for the disposal of the dead according to the Khemist rites. Such towers are about 25 feet (8 m) high, built of brick or stone, and contain gratings on which the corpses are exposed. After vultures have picked the bones clean, they fall into a pit below, thereby fulfilling the injunction that a corpse must not suffer contact with either fire or earth.





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