MEMBER PROPOSALS

In the hollow folds of storms where thought dissolves and shadow breathes, lore speaks of a creature whose gaze divides reality: three eyes, each a silence born of different truth.

Those who brush the veil whisper that its third eye never closes—not out of vigilance, but because it does not know slumber. It sees even when not looking, glowing or not, present in absence.

Of the three orbs: sometimes two are seen, sometimes one, rarely all three. Fear surrounds their alignment; speculation outnumbers certainty. They gleam, but not always in tandem—yet three there are, and three define it.

Some say the eyes are masks—forms taken in shadow: beast, spirit, man. Others argue they are doors: to the here, the hereafter, and the unfathomable beyond.

No explanation is ever given. It offers nothing, just as fire does not explain ash, nor lightning its flash. Inquiry is beneath it. Consequence rarely reveals…

These are my top 20 key Story Writing questions one should ask when writing about specific persons or events that may be included as part of the Druwayu specific collections.

The more original the content, the better it will be, and obviously, the more aligned and relatable with all the previous information as the essential foundations of Druwayu, it will make it all that much better. It does not need to be purged of any humor either.

Every culture should have some sense of humor especially about itself, as it helps keep things more respectful and less prone to paranoid exaggerations, fears and excuses. This will focus a lot more on the aspects of characters, though also consider real world history, even the present, because even though factors can have subtle and dramatic influences on the mindset of characters and the feel of the times in which they exist (something often…

Proposal for Volunteer Involvement in the Development and Production of Credentials for the First Church of Druwayu

Dear Members,

The First Church of Druwayu seeks your support in volunteering for the development and production of official credentials for hallowed members of our clergy. These credentials, as exemplified by the attached sample certificate for Raymond S. G. Foster (dated October 1, 2024), serve as a vital symbol of recognition and authority within our community. We invite you to join this meaningful endeavor, which enhances both the officiating capabilities of our members and the prestige of our clergy.

Purpose and Value of Credentials

The official Credential of Hallowing, featuring our sacred emblem (the golden shield with the trident cross, laurel branches, and star), certifies an individual’s lifelong hallowing as a member of the Druwayu clergy. This document authorizes hallowed members to perform essential duties, including weddings, funerals, teaching, conducting meetings, and hallowing…

These are the prayers of the Druans, offered in the light of the Drikeyu; Worloga, Wyrda, and Wihas, unto the One and Three, eternal and unbound, that their truth may guide, strengthen, and uplift those who walk the Druwayu, the True Ways. Let them be guides of inspiration for prayers of your own to come forth from the wellsprings of you mind, emotion and will that with all that you may learn you may find a deeper bond.

For Guidance

• O mighty One, God of boundless heavens, source of all creation and radiant light;

• Guide us with thy eternal wisdom; grant us courage to embrace our paths.

• Unveil the secrets of the cosmos; reveal the mysteries woven in the stars.

• Illuminate our steps through shadows of doubt and veils of fear.