Fundamental beliefs

I believed the the life which leads to this good is not solely bound by a universal moral code, but rather, for each soul, it weaves through a tapestry of unique moments and deeds. These threads, intimately personal, form an intrinsic part of one's journey, and forsaking them denies the seeker the attainment of the ultimate destination.  Thus, I've cataloged verities that I myself cannot deny. 

・The attribute of Christ is fullness, is that is all good. 
In my personal experience of Christ, I know that in Him lacks of nothing, His attribute is that is all good. He is the light which makes all colours meaningful. 

・Nothing in excess. 
One of the three maxims inscribed on the Temple in Dephi.
Homeostasis, balance, moderation.

・In the realm of reliability, only those embraced by your own encounter possess unwavering truth.
This one is a parapharse of the fragments of Parmenides. Nothing is trustworthy at all, except those which we have tested as true by our own experience.

・All is predestined.
All things gravitate toward a singular path, devoid of choice or diverging routes. Nevertheless, we possess the autonomy to select the perspectives from which we gaze.