The Tenth Law, stated: “Victory goes to actions first, preparations second, deliberations never.” The Darkworking path is primarily pragmatic. It states to accept truth, but the primary way we accept truth is through the effect of the application of that truth. Thus, it is results for us that serve as our yardstick for measuring truth – not theory, principle, logic, …
The Ninth Law: Persistence
The Ninth Law, stated: “Adjust, and leave failure to the unfortunate.” I can tell if you are out of alignment with this Law by asking you a simple question: If you scan through your past or present, do you have anything that you wanted to do and didn’t, or something you tried at and did not succeed, that still leaves …
The Eighth Law: Triune
The Eighth Law, stated: “Pain teaches, fear guides, joy beckons.” This Law is known as the Triune. It lays out the three major forces that pulse and lead Darkworkers along their Descent. While it is the most straightforward, in many cases it can be the hardest for those early to things to apply. Mainly, this is because true application of …
The Seventh Law: Knowledge
The Seventh Law, stated: “Reason is your useful servant. Nothing more, nothing less.” Here, the Laws shift gears a bit. While they all deal with perspective, the first six are concerned with how you are viewing yourself and those that follow are trying to bring focus to how you view the world and your interaction with it. This Law deals …
The Sixth Law: Identity
The Sixth Law, stated: “You are a unique copy and a common miracle.” This law very deliberately presents a double set of true contradictions, on a level rivaled only by Rumsfeld’s “unknown knowns” and “known unknowns”. It is designed to define your identity, not by stating your qualities, but by remarking on the nature of your qualities. On a more …
The Fifth Law: Balance
The Fifth Law, stated: “You are a divine, human, animal”. You will find this Law stated in the many forms of Darkworking in varying ways, sometimes expressed only symbolically. It could even be stated very subtly, in an almost behind the scenes way, requiring you to read behind the lines. You might not even notice it, even though you still …