The OATH and DICTUM     

Thus shall one take the oath of fidelity: 

By the Gods and the esteemed Council, before whom this covenant is sacred, and with whom I entreat sufficient witness, I, <name>, do hereby solemnly agree to adhere to the rights and responsibilities which are governed by my acceptance into the embrace of the council.

I attest that these rights and responsibilities are self-evident and that at no time will I misconstrue their meaning, nor will I distort their content for mine own purposes.  I confirm that my motivations as governed by mine own being are in accord with these rights and responsibilities.

To reflect unyielding loyalty to the order, the counsel and the people whom it serves.

To uphold the utmost sincerity to the council and its constituents.

To be faithful and true, according to the laws of the Gods and the order of the world.

To conduct myself in an honorable and selfless manner, respecting all of which the Gods have created.

To uphold the utmost accountiblility for mine own deeds and decisions and to understand how these actions affect those other than myself.

To maintain my heart and mind as open conduits such that I may listen to those whom require an ear and that I may see that which our limited perspective may not normally have sight to see.

To never transact, with will or action, through word or deed, anything which is unpleasing to the council, on condition that it will hold to me as I shall deserve it, and that it will perform everything as it was in our agreement when I submitted myself to its service.

Council Rules

I. Meeting rules                                          

A.  Speaking                                                                                                 

1.  Anyone attending a meeting, whether public or private, has the right to speak.

2.  You must first be recognized by the Voice prior to speaking.  Recognition is shown by being passed a cloth.

3.  You can not speak out of turn or the right to speak may be taken away. 

4.  You can not attack anyone verbally, or you will lose your right to speak.

5.  At anytime the Voice deems that your time to speak is over, you must return the cloth and become silent.

B.  Placing an item of discussion on the agenda

1.  Only council members may place items upon the agenda.  All others must have it approved by the Voice or Council Page.

2.  To place an item upon the agenda, you can do two things:

a. Speak to the Voice, and s/he will place it upon the agenda.

b.  Once all council business is over the Voice will call for any new business.  

C.  Voting

1.  Only council members may vote.

2.  Once a proposal is up for vote the Voice will call for either a silent vote or a vocal vote.

3.  A council member may have a member of their staff vote for them in their absence.

    Illustrations are from LES TRÈS RICHES HEURES DU DUC DE BERRY (Months of the Year) 15th Century, Musée Condé, Château de Chantilly, France.  It is without doubt the ultimate calendar ever created. About the year 1410, The Duke of Berry entrusted Paul Limbourg and his brothers with the illumination of the Très Riches Heures. Never before had a calendar been illuminated with such magnificent full page miniatures, depicting scenes in the life of the court  and the surrounding countryside. 75 years were spent on producing this unique piece and the Duke himself did not live to see the completion of his book.

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