It troubles me greatly that people feel that they can constantly
question the ability of a God to know His realm better than any others.
This talk about the "true" Order of Rahn...you're all mortals. All of
you. Simply making efforts to follow His way and study it doesn't
automatically mean that you have actually learned anything in your
studies. Incidentally, this is true of every Order. The more you realize
that you know absolutely nothing, the better equipped you are to
actually learn the lessons given to you by a Divine Being.

Obviously, the Black Hand is making efforts to change. Transforming
themselves into the Fire et Lumina must mean more than simple lip
service for a Divine Being to take notice of them as Rahn has. For
mortals to be so self-possessed to think they know better than He does
what His realm encompassess is absolutely pitiful.

Question yourself, strive to be more than you are. Those are lessons of
my Lord. Calling into question the motivations of a Divine Being, as
though They were mortal is just asking for trouble.

I hope that many of you participate in Lady Niuri's essay contest, and
explore the nature of Divinity and how Divine beings should be treated.
But don't bother reading the entries if you think you already
know...because then you will learn nothing.

Rosalind Thetis

Penned by my hand on the 8th of Arios, in the year 133 MA.