In the writing of the Ieidoss Age scholar Aerodotus on the contextual “Apostate Blasphemies,” he lists twelve acts that, when undertaken, forever smother the Divine Light of Creation within the soul of a Highborne, forbidding that being from entering the Gate and passing on to the Garden. The transgression of these sanctions permanently defile the transgressor, condemning to an eternity of Nothingness, as their soul is unable to pass on to Paradise. They are written to address various issues of offense – including the Weave and the very nature of the Emyprean.
They are as follows:
✓”Thou shalt not defy the sanctity of the Empyrean from the embrace of the Soul. To deny entrance of the Empyrean to the Soul removes one from the grace of the Weaver, forever darkening their Light of Creation. To commit such an act is a transgression against the Empyrean, the Weaver, and the Divine Light of Creation.
✓"Thou shalt not maim or smother the Being of a Man for the sake of such. Death is a path all must take, but to send a Man to the Beyond before his time forever condemns the Soul. To commit such an act is a transgression against the Weaver and the Weave.
✓“Thou shalt not seek to, attempt such, or commit an act that disturbs the Framework of Existence. To commit such seeks to bring direct harm to the Weaver, and forever forbids the soul from peace. To commit such an act is a transgression against the Weaver and the Weave.
✓“Thou shalt not seek to harbor Ruin in one's Being, for to do such an act smothers the Divine Light of Creation. Such a heinous crime shall forever replace the Beauty of the Fair. To commit such an act is a transgression against Hypraxis and Divine Light of Creation.
✓“Thou shalt not seek the Mysteries of All before one's rightful time. Ascendance and enlightenment is the reward for eternal blessing and faith. To commit such an act is a transgression against Hypraxis, the Weave, and the Divine Light of Creation.
✓“Thou shalt not seek to bore or create Ruin within the Seat of the Fair. Such an act is of heinous sacrilege, and shall forever bring Ruin upon the Vessel and the Tincture. To commit such an act is a transgression against Hypraxis, the Weave, the Weaver, and the Divine Light of Creation.
✓“Thou shalt not seek the blessing of Other Incarnations, for the Weaver is sublime and fertile, present above the Faiths of the Fair. Through His sublime omnipotence, worship and faith is garnered. To commit such an act is a transgression against the Weaver and the Divine Light of Creation.
✓“Thou shalt not seek to disturb the Keys, for they harken ill omens to ready the Fair for their times. To attempt an interference with those Touched by the Fates brings ill-respect on all the accused, and forever supplants one's self beyond His Grace. To commit such an act is a transgression against Hypraxis and the Empyrean.
✓“Thou shalt not seek to perpetuate any act that's goal is the disturbance of Hypraxis or its Guardian. To commit such an act is a transgression against Hypraxis and the Weaver.
✓“Thou shalt not seek to trespass on the Foot of the Egg, for divinity is held within the Hearts of the Divine alone. To commit such an act is a transgression against Hypraxis, the Weaver, and Existence.
✓“Thou shalt not hold in one's heart sadism for the Divine Light of Creation. The Divine Light is a gift upon the Highborne, and to seek it ill births abandonment. To commit such an act is a transgression against the Divine Light of Creation.
✓“Lastly, thou shalt not seek the Ruin of Creation nor Hypraxis, for existence is a divine extension of the Egg. It is the Great Gift to the Fair, for nothing more sublime than Creation exists within the All and Everything. To exist is to be divine. To commit such an act is a transgression against Creation, and brings upon it Ruin alone.”
Such trivial things...