Papers spread about Vallaki's sewers, and the Drain - 'DARTAK FAESSIG FAESTIR'

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DARTAK FAESSIG FAESTIR


By birth, we are enslaved. If one wishes to obtain enlightenment and freedom, they must shed the chains that bound them, both visible and not.

Even from our natural birth into the mortal realm, we are bound and enslaved; by form. Mortal coils of flesh bound one's form into a cage. It is by the god's disgusting design that we are bound as such. The strands that weave the material and incorporeal lay thin; bendable, and what can be bent, will break.

To meld flesh, hair, nail, and so on, into new form is simple practice. Deviation upon one's enslaved form frees the binds enforced by the gods; rejection of their lies of form. Body augmentation is promoted. Sharpen one's nails, dye and cut hair, tattoo and cut flesh, stray away from the enforced path by any means.

If one's culture calls upon an exception and conformity in form, reject such, become what they disgusted by. Your form may only be what you wish it to be, not the enslaves.

~P1~
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DARTAK FAESSIG FAESTIR

By birth, we are enslaved. If one wishes to obtain enlightenment and freedom, they must shed the chains that bound them, both visible and not.

Is it not only by lord's and king's wills, but familial bonds that coil one's freedom into a tight, unyielding grasp of conformality and normality. From birth it is engrained that ideas, views, thought outside of one's culture and tradition is evil, and that one must avoid change and cling false goodness of one's cultural ways. It is by the use of culture and tradition that one is oppressed, one's enlightenment and mental freedom is confined within chains. These chains are bound to one during one's youth; when the mind is easily meld and twisted to befit the slaver's will.

One must learn how to invoke their grander mind, gain understanding of the greater beyond. One must not try and twist culture and tradition, but instead remove it in total, for bonds to the believed safety of culture and tradition are in truth chains that hold one down. Exploring the outside world of your perceived normality may let the thoughts of the grander world be slowly revealed to one's mind; even a chance meeting of one outside of one's culture may expose the horrid shackles bound to one, by culture and tradition. A mass conscious forms as a result of conformality to one's closest cultural surroundings, mindless slavery to the one's above you, and them to those above them, and so forth. Escaping such shall never be a easy task, but nothing is impossible with one's mind. The brain can sense, and catch outliers easily, and instead of ignoring or trifling such, examine further; curiosity is the one of the most important tools of the mind. 

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Lies of Morality & Ethics.

It is by culture the ideas of what is right and wrong is planted within one's mind, oft gilded with the ideals of the gods (Of which will be written on in the future.), these are shackles upon one's freedoms, a attempt to suppress one's primal natural thoughts. To feast is natural, to kill is natural, to seek power is natural, to seek enlightenment & knowledge is natural, to love is natural, to hate is natural. Do not let perceived taboos limit your freedom. The ideas that some actions are profane, while others are good-natured due to mere culture and tradition is foolish, a idea used by blinded fools, blind to the whole world. Nothing is wrong, until your true enlightened mind decides it so.

~P2~
S.D

[Spazzer]

DARTAK FAESSIG FAESTIR


By birth, we are enslaved. If one wishes to obtain enlightenment and freedom, they must shed the chains that bound them, both visible and not.

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Depravity of Divinity.

Obedience is the tool of the divine, gods pass down their divine decrees to their priests, their priests to the common person, and the weakness of the common person's mind festers, spreading the deity's will amongst other weak-willed persons. This is their schemed pyramid of tyranny, held up by the obedient slave; be it king, or peasant, none are free from the grasp and shackles that the god's have managed to entangle around mortal souls. It is by the god's edicts, creeds, and codes that one's freedom is expressly limited. The gods bestow upon mortals the chains of right and wrong; anathema and benediction.

The goal of gods is simple; growth of their innate power, through the exploitation mortals. The gods abuse the Great Wheel of cosmology to invoke their will upon mortals, yet they remain ever disconnected from the ones they enslave to their decrees. These gods exist out of the bounds of our realm, only able to invoke meek amounts of their true power. They may grant their priests divine powers, they may call upon avatars to represent them, and they may invoke thoughts upon one's minds, but know this; their shackles may be broken away at your will.

From one's limited mind, it may seem the gods weave our world so endlessly, but a opened mind may see the cracks, the seams between their carefully built pyramid; and when one notices such, they may use these faults within their pyramid to escape it. For freedom, and enlightenment, one must not find a preferred deity, but remove themselves utterly from the schemes of the divine, else one has merely moved on from their last shackles, to new ones. It is through the ultimate rejection of these edicts, creeds, and codes that one may help free themselves from their shackles.

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On priests & clergy.

Clergy, preists, clerics, paladins, and so forth will always invoke their god's will upon others; malicious enslaved trying to spread their slavery upon others. They shall call out their deeds and actions to not be their own, but their god's, they carry no pride, no mental freedom, and no enlightenment they may call their own. Faith expects obedience, and the most faithful are the most obedient, willing to bend their knees for the sake of morsels of power, or perhaps what they believe to be right, or just. Fanatics of cloth and piety doom themselves to this fate; to never be free, or enlightened.

The layman who pays lip service is weak, inherently so. They invoke the god's name because it is taught to them; taught that such is right, and to not is wrong, perceived rights and wrongs are merely the slave's mind conforming to festered thought, brought by the clergy who bellow these falsities. The other reason is for protection, they call upon the power of the god, for they are weak, instead of purging their own weakness, they seek their shepherd scare away the predator, even when blood stained and upon their last thread to the mortal coil, they shall call upon their god, and none shall answer, and if there was one, it'd be mere chance, and the distinguishing moment, is not the norm of all, it shall never be.

~P3~
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DARTAK FAESSIG FAESTIR

By birth, we are enslaved. If one wishes to obtain enlightenment and freedom, they must shed the chains that bound them, both visible and not.

Kingdoms, Governments, Republics, and so forth are akin to the jaws of a beast, clutching down onto your throat, while each fang digs into your neck till you may not breath.

The first fang is of foundation.

The foundation of a nation is how they operate their operation of slavery they invoke upon you. It is the lay down of principle and creed; be it from the separation of power or the absolute formation of power. This is the government's building stones, the largest stones beset upon the bottom are to instill order within the government itself; a balance forcefully beset upon people to maintain a cycle so the government may become a living creature; for if it misses a organ, it dies; if a foundation breaks, it may fall apart at the seems. These foundation blocks often gain the taint of corruption; similar to a infected organ. The government may try and rip out the corruption, for if it persists, it shall meld the government into a even more horrid form then it already was due to it's existence; note that in either form, both are deplorable.

The second fang is of law.
The law of the land is how the government shackles and puts a leash around the citizens of the nation. A code of morals forcefully ingrained into people, and people blindly follow them; not because they believe these laws are morally correct, but due to the fear of punishment. When this idea of punishment is stripped away, one can feel the freedom gained nearly instantaneous, and the fear is instead instilled within the law-makers and slavers. Disregard any and all laws, live by code set by our own mind, not others. Laws are more oft then not used to protect the meek and pitiful, or protect the interests of the tyrants of the government; do not let this happen.

The third fang is of taxes.
The use of taxes upon citizens is a tool akin to the whip, both used for punishment and oppression. No matter how large or little the tax, it is a clear depravity enforced to harm you, not help, for you deserve all that you reap. The action of tax fraud, deception, and lie keep what belongs to you is correct; though violence to keep what is yours is promoted.
Always remember the taxes go to ones who are bloated already off of what you have reaped and earned through pain and sweat. 

The forth fang is of pride.
Pride within one's nation is a toxin, that spreads through the body, injected by the slavers; the leaders of the nation at early ages. They will meld your mind to believe their nation is correct, strong, morally upstanding, while anything outside of that concept of thought is wrong, foul, and to be shunned. To take pride within a nation is to take pride within nothing, for the nation bares nothing in return for your dedication to it's feeble existence. In contrast, taking pride in one's self will free one's self from becoming absorbed in the faceless masses that pledge themselves to the plight that is the nation.

The fifth fang is of military.
Be it town's guard, or war commander, all within the military of a nation shackle themselves to the will of the one's above them; a rigid form of existence with no form of expression or free thought being present, merely do as told and serve your master. The government uses the military as a gauntlet, to stomp out both rebels against tyranny, and to grasp the already fearful commoner into staying within line and and never deviate from the government's will. Never submit one's self to such, reject this by both either fighting, or merely leaving the grasp of the government, so it may not grasp you again.

The sixth fang is of culture.
The government decides what the masses see, they instill within art, song, and play that the leaders of the nation are grand and to be respected, while the enemies of the nation are to be despised and loathed. The life of a commoner is a pitiful existence, and so they seek to confine within culture, only to be met with more manipulation by the government; and so oft is the commoner blind to the meddling of them. To reject this is to expand one's mind to other cultures, and the taboo side that the government wishes you not to see. Explore the depraved arts and the vile song of rebellion.

Take with this information the ambition to not only rebel against the government that oppresses you, but to explore the grander world; for even the most disgusting cultures have morsels of knowledge and usefulness to them.

~P4~
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