To keep a steady mind strong one must hold the dearest peace that embraces the purest in life. To embrace a living power in nature, one must nourish this power with the care of the dearly beheld. This bond must be kept true and stand all trial even in the most greivus of circumstances. Only may a solution to a problem be revealed when the balance of this bond is held dear. Only when this bond is held dear over all else that moves to disrupt it, will the solution to any situation be at constance. To keep the dearly held true and pure, all else to deceive the watchful eye must be remade to balance the nature of purety. When the balance of this dearly held nature is offended, the offender shall be matched in engagement. If the dearly offended must call upon upstaging the offender, to ward off the offensive threat, make ammends with this failure to overcome the offender at the entered form, the dear beholder must. 12/25/1984
