I use spiritual, divination and witchcraft practices with intentions only for the highest good of the collective.

I respect supernatural law, the sacredness of the Divine, the existence and belief of all religions, faiths, deities, gods, practices and forms of divination.

I will not use any part of my spiritual, mystical or witchcraft practices to intentionally harm another.

Nothing—no belief, circumstance, outcome, vision or possibility is set in stone. Certain events I believe are fated, but the paths we take are contingent upon our own free will and that of others.

Everything is subject to individual interpretation.

I believe there are no right or wrong answers, and no ultimate truths.

Everyone is an extension of the Divine.

Everyone is deserving of healing, forgiveness and reprieve—capability is up to individual choice and ability.

Everyone has free will, the choice and agency to change their life or not depending on their own actions.

I believe in the laws of karma, but not necessarily 3-fold law. I believe that the energy and attitudes you put out into the Universe are what you receive in return, in a general sense.

Karma does not absolve anyone from tragedy, grief, loss, or other inevitable occurrences of the human experience. 

I align with many Buddhist philosophies. In relation to human suffering, one of the principal causes of our own suffering is the belief that we are not meant to suffer. Suffering is inherent to the human experience.

While politics are a complex and touchy subject, I reserve the right to discern who I wish to align with based on their own morals, beliefs and political stances, especially as it concerns human rights and discrimination issues. I would strongly prefer not to discuss politics at all, especially if there are going to be potential conflicts.

I do not judge others for their beliefs, unless their beliefs directly endanger, discriminate, cause or support harm or discrimination to others.

I keep an open mind and do my best to maintain a non-judgmental perspective, using empathy to put myself in another person’s shoes.

I do not believe in or condone any sort of extremism.