The 33 is a collection of timeless principles drawn from the wisdom of some of humanity’s most inspirational figures, including teachers, mystics, philosophers, scientists, activists, visionaries, and peacemakers. Resonating with worldly and universal truths, Superus turns to these 33 principles to guide decision-making, define societal ethics, and justify moral reasoning. 

1.   Wield the power of our word with integrity.

2.   Avoid judging others by seeking to understand others.

3.   Prevent indoctrination by encouraging our children to think for themselves, evaluate evidence, and challenge our beliefs.

4.   Respect our teenagers as young adults by honoring their seat at the table.

5.   Secure clean water, food, shelter, and medical care for our children, the elderly, the sick, disabled, and impoverished.

6.   Denounce discrimination based on appearance, age, ability, gender, sexuality, status, or species.

7.   Advocate freedom of prayer, religion, and belief, provided they are not enforceable or harmful to others.

8.   Advocate freedom of speech, expression, and autonomy, provided neither violence nor acts of aggression are promoted.

9.   Defend the divine right of all sentients to live free from harm or oppression and to peacefully assemble for any just cause.

10.  Practice non-harm and non-violence in our words and actions while fighting for planetary disarmament.

11.  Be mindful that actions create karma, shaping our realities.

12.  Correct our mistakes by accepting responsibility for our actions and making amends with those affected.

13.  Forgive wrongdoing freely admitted, honestly regretted, or unconsciously committed.

14.  Take nothing personally; actions, behaviors, and beliefs are projections of awareness, experiences, and understanding.

15.  Avoid longing for someone else’s life or possessions by embracing the blessings we have.

16.  Do not take anything not given to us.

17.  Do not use drugs for recreational purposes, nor prohibit or punish those who do.

18.  Dismantle our conditioned mindsets by using critical and rational thinking to question everything.

19.  Acknowledge our biases and their impact on how we process information.

20.  Champion what we believe is right, denounce what we deem is wrong, and change our beliefs should evidence warrant it.

21.  Reject the use of obscene, offensive, or profane speech.

22.  Uphold dissent, debate, and dialogue as vital tools to resolve conflict and reach consensus.

23.  Avidly share knowledge gained to empower others and cultivate peace.

24.  Pursue autonomy and expansion before sacred union and procreation.

25.  Sleep only with mentally sound adults who freely and explicitly consent without coercion, pressure, or manipulation.

26.  Create purpose by dedicating our talents to benefit humanity and the world.

27.  Strengthen character and avoid regret by always doing our best.

28.  Enter sacred union with our best friend by vowing to always love and support one another unconditionally.

29.  Ensure the basic survival needs of our unborn children are met before creating life.

30.  Devote ample time every day to our ‘self.’

31.  Devote one day every week to our loved ones.

32.  Protect Gaia and its sentient life while valuing the future beyond our own.

33.  Embody the aforesaid principles and become loving awareness.

Your happiness is our happiness.

Your suffering is our suffering.

We all do well when we all do well.

May loving awareness unite us

into a new age of peace & prosperity

for all.

#SuperusPrayer