I affirm the One and Three:

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Singular God and Goddesses Three,

Eternal, beyond all, ever present in the known and unknown.

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I affirm the True Sacred Geometry:

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Pattern showing the One and Three’s everlasting bonds,

And ties to all realms and realities.

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I affirm the Drikeyu:

Expressions of the One and Three,
Ever-present and eternally transcending,
Joining logic to truth, humor to joy, absurdity to freedom.

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I affirm the Wights:

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Innumerable beings seen and unseen,

Here and beyond, known and unknown,

That includes living beings; past, present and future.

 

I affirm we are Druans:

Guided by the Druwayu and Drusidu,

High Council of Elder Warlocks and Elder Witches,

That all Druans my draw their shared strength and identity.

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I pledge myself to the Druwayu, the True Ways:

That strengthen the weak by making them strong,
And the strong even stronger, free from needless fear,
Empowering us all to triumph in life and death with unyielding courage,
And knowing within that once born, always to be, enduring always.

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​​Explanation of this Creed:

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The Druan Creed is a short statement of faith using "I affirm" to summarize Druwayu beliefs. It unites Druans around a shared way of life guided by the One and Three, the Drikeyu, and the True Ways, focusing on strength and purpose rather than stories or events.

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The Specific Points are:

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1. Theological Framework: 

   • It teaches belief in the One and Three—a singular God and three Goddesses—who are eternal, beyond everything, yet part of all known and unknown things.

   • This shows a faith in a divine group that’s always present and connected to everything. Their remoteness is not an issue in Druwayu. 

2. Cosmology and Tools:

   • The True Sacred Geometry explains how the One and Three relate to all realms. The Drikeyu—Worloga, Wyrda, and Wihas—are their expressions, linking logic to truth, humor to joy, and absurdity to freedom, helping Druans understand and live with life’s big questions; even the ones that seem to have no answer.

   • It's connection to the Wights, a concept itself akin to vitality which simply means bearing life, is tied directly to the Wihas as that essence from which all things are made, Wyrda as that which shapes things as they will be, and the Worloga that directs all into what they were, are or may yet come to be. 

3. Community and Unity:

   • Druans follow the Drusidu, the high council of Warlocks and Witches, who guide them with the True Ways.

   • This council isn’t perfect or above question but is trusted for its integrity, building a community of goodwill and support for everyone: family, friends, and strangers without a need for or demand of recognition.

4. Eschatological Hope:

   • The creed promises victory over life’s challenges by making the weak strong and freeing the strong from fear. It says Druans endure forever once born, triumphing in life and death with courage, and helps others let go of burdens.

   • In a sense, it also responds to statements such as: "if you give a man a fish to feed him, he will be back the next day hungry again, but if you teach him how to fish, he can feed himself."

   • Druwayu recognizes that the lesson is pointless without a gift of the fishing gear as the means to put that lesson to work. ​ 

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