Hasu-Gesennai Ethic [H-GE]

<font size="12" color="#bfffffff">After spending one year operating shoulder-to-shoulder with the disgruntled former Caldari citizens of the </font><font size="12" color="#ffd98d00"><a href="showinfo:30//500010">Guristas</a></font><font size="12" color="#bfffffff">, fostering commerce and cultural exchange in the passages of the ancient </font><font size="12" color="#ffd98d00"><loc><a href="showinfo:78334//60015187">Fulcrum</a></loc></font><font size="12" color="#bfffffff"> station, the nuns of the </font><font size="12" color="#ffd98d00"><loc><a href="showinfo:2//98664826">Kuu Lamasery</a></loc></font><font size="12" color="#bfffffff"> faced an unexpected quandary: how to apply the contrived ethics of the insurgent partisan. After one month of reflection, they developed the precept of Hasu-Gesennai to resolve the deepest conflicts between their philosophy and the ambitions of the </font><font size="12" color="#ffd98d00"><a href="showinfo:30//500029">Deathless Circle</a></font><font size="12" color="#bfffffff">.<br><br>Using the "concept phrases" of their non-Achura colleagues to package the formulation of this precept, they sought to marry the prevailing sentiments regarding the mystery of Jovian technology with the reticulated inter-relation that undergirds a universe of apperceptive infomorphs. Thus, "inscrutable lotus," or its more robust interpretation, "counting the petals of the unblooming flower," provides adherents with a new harmonious path.</font>