Kyto (Protocol)

Spiritual Advisers

• Spiritual Advisers are chosen by that which they are. These are individuals who request answers and obsess over questions that others generally do not concern themselves with. These questions will arise at an early age, though they are not to take a position as Advisers until the age of at least 30.
• Each Elvaen Community should never have more than three Kyto Advisers. When there are multiple Spiritual Advisers they must remain firm in the understandings already held in provision within the Elvaen Eprodex.
• Spiritual Advisers are never to approach an individual regarding the Kyto. Instead the Advisers must remain in pause.
• Spiritual Advisers must engage in all aspects of the Community just as all other positions are required to do so.
• Spiritual Advisors many times may double as mental and emotional counselors, yet must not push spirituality on the unwilling.

• Spiritual: of, relating to, consisting of, or having the nature not tangible or material. Lacking material body, form, or substance, as distinguished from the physical nature.
• Adviser: One trained to offer official or professional advisement in personal concerns.
• Kyto: An energy which forms over a great deal of time and with the aid of many bodies, and strengthens within sentient bodies, in order to exist independently from a body.
• Greco: The great Consciousness, or the Origin Moment in the Creation of Life.
• Panna: A planet energy prepared to move a simple life form into a more advanced specie capable of departing from its birthing source.
• Mahayana: The Elvaen Original source of information in understanding the Kyto.
• Meditation: To become quiet and still, and permit the thoughts to move fluidly into an area of complete calm of mind.

• Advisors are to pull in available information which aids individuals in identifying their Kyto.
• Advisors are to aid individuals in the strengthening of their Kyto. Such methods may include meditation, physical activities, artistic endeavors, etcetera.
• For those who prefer physical activities, they should engage in those which require great amounts of quiet concentration rather than heavy motion, such as standing on only one leg with arms in the air for a lengthy period of time, or practicing self defense moves slowly and deliberately.
• For those who prefer artistic endeavors, they must learn to work on a single item while in quiet concentration, such as filling an entire chosen surface while using more and more intricate designs. Such an effort should last this individual hundreds of hours.
• For those more advanced in abilities or understanding, refer to the Mahayana. All individuals should already have a copy of such script found within their Eprodex, though until they're fully prepared to understand, it will be forgotten for the most part and they may also require outside assistance to gain full comprehension or discipline in exercise.

• Those Spiritual Advisors found promoting a Nihilist based, or otherwise outside source of spirituality, are to suffer immediate Reprimand.
• It is in the value of spiritual study to take in all forms of thought, and when performed in a lone sense this is acceptable, however to promote this thinking to the many is to move against Elvaen Proper.
• Such values may be discussed between Spiritual Advisors, the counseling area (Temple), or within an Anissa, openly and without Reprimand. However when an individual in requirement of information comes forward for aid, only the information regarding the Kyto as outlined in the Eprodex will be acceptable. Any other form offered will suffer Reprimand.
• Repimand to be suffered upon a Spiritual Advisor attempting to take spirituality into their own direction, is immediate removal from their position and relocation to another community without opportunity to fill this position.