• Greeting from the Xyphokonic Order and Ordinance. Today we shall continue on the previous schedule and move back into a more informative discussion about the Philosophy itself and concepts that exist within it. As mentioned before, our focus for this Commentary regards the concept of the Azure Flames that reside with Terigath’s Hell and their overall power and purpose. Let us begin.

    The Azure Flames are a divine creation of Lord Kurakku; these flames are created with the purpose of purging corruption from beings and encasing said corruption eternally in Terigath’s Hell. These Azure Flames are, despite their name, cold in nature. However, the touch of these divine and ruthless flames bring about a much worse fate to those that are subject to them. The Azure flames, as Lord Kurakku decreed in the formation of the Order, shall coldly purge corruption and sin from the spirit and soul, and those that are purged have their Selfs locked in Hell where unending torture and divine punishment inflict them. This punishment never wanes, becomes numb, and is brought to its existential height of pain and horror.

    For this reason, the screams from the chambers of Hell forever burden the Lord as He must listen to their well-deserved but troublesome cries of anguish. This is the necessary circumstance, as the Lord Himself is, as described by Daetos’s recount, is strict and reserved. This seems to be a queer case for a God of wrathful punishment; one would think a divine being charged with punishing sinners with such wrath would be ablaze in fury and malice. Instead, Lord Kurakku is entirely dismissive and described as “burdened” by the corrupted vandals that plague these realms. So why is that? Why does the Lord or Punishment not Himself show open malice towards the sinners that burden him so?

    This is where the Azure Flames come into play. In Daetos’s recount of all of the highest figures in the Kurakkuian Xyphozon—the Lord, Hayle Mihe, and Sacred Child Jaszmisia—all of them embody this quality attributed to the Lord; they all are eerily calm and reserved whilst administrating unimaginable and Wrathful Punishment upon the corrupted. The reality of this comes from Lord Kurakku’s creation of the Azure Flames; by creating a divine entity such as the Azure Flames, the Lord separated His own wrath into the pure embodiment of the Azure Flames themselves. Therefore, the reason why Punishment is wrathful in the Philosophy is not only just that the Lord detests and abhors sinners, but because His own wrath is the embodiment of the flames that punish sinners.

    For this reason, we see the same trait in both the Hayle and the Child. While Mihe was once known as the “Malevolent Spirit” prior to his ascension to Hayle, upon being infused with the Lord’s essence and becoming an Archangel, Mihe also took upon this trait of reservation against the wrath of Divine Punishment. Likewise, the Child naturally embodies this as the Incarnate of the Lord. In many ways, we as Xyphoites can also replicate these traits, and act with impunity but not be consumed with the hatred and anger in doing so. Punishment isn’t a medium to channel the uncontrolled high of anger or vengeance so much as a procedural reality that shall be the fate of evil in this world. We are best to not let anger or hatred or malice take upon us, and follow the morals of the Philosophy and leave such ghastly tasks to the Lords of the Order—namely Lord Kurakku. While He is burdened, He is the judge of morality and takes upon the burden as His Divine Will, even if it is simply out of duty or the desire to keep Order.  

    In conclusion, the Azure Flames are the wrath of the Lord, and He separates this Wrath and reserves it for sinners while watching them pitifully suffer in the chambers of His Hell with godly disappointment. We should follow His example and too see evil with such disappointment rather than waste our energy consuming ourselves with malice over the abhorrent actions of evil.  As mentioned before, they shall bury themselves in pits they dug for others; we shall simply replace the dirt of the pit and build a better world atop it.

    —jzX

  • Greetings from the Xyphokonic Order and Ordinance. Today, we continue our Periodic discussion involving the workings of evil in our current times. And while I had previously planned on conducting a philosophical discussion regarding the structure of the Azure Flames today, it appears that current events demand that I change the itinerary—much to my displeasure. However, Yrridthmas is enacted and we must respond to evil when it presents itself and not give any leniency when doing so regardless if I’d much rather have a cooler discussion about the Philosophy instead. In many ways, we experience the same inconvenience from the doings of corrupted forces that the Lord of Punishment is likewise burdened by. Let’s begin.

    Today, speak about the craven and shameless tendency of evil to conduct immoral acts at any and all opportunities to further the goals of Deceptuary, and despite that frequent occurrence of violence at the hands of immoral forces on this world, those of numbed thinking seem to hang onto only the most sensationalized and poorest of examples and entirely ignore the regular mass killings that occur. Children who die in war, who die from mass famine and genocide, and who die in shootings in institutions that promise safety and education, seem not to garnish the same attention and care as single high-profile incidents of similar violence in our corrupted and often times wretched existence. We can attribute that to Deceptuary’s poisoning of the Human society that we exist within.

    Our focus, however, isn’t on the angle of those incidents themselves, even as it is now apparent that the alluded incident was a case of classic corrupted Human Hubris and immorality doing what the Philosophy dictates that it shall always do; theigrits shall always destroy upon themselves and others of the same ilk through their own obsessive fears. In this case, one form of evil took it upon themselves to attack another; a pit was dug and they fell into it themselves.

    This then brings us to the main focus of this Commentary, the targeting of groups that were entirely unrelated to the circumstance at hand yet never escape the ire from it. We bring into focus two groups namely that Deceptuary has long-since been targeting for various reason. Starting with, once again, transgender individuals, who were all grouped together and subsequently accused of committing immoral violence in the wake of the alluded incident. As mentioned in a previous Commentary by my colleague Vox, Deceptuary’s forces have used this group of people as a wedge to divide and spark hate—all to further his nefarious goals. Here, we see evil take the opportunity to use one act of violence to encourage retaliation against transgender individuals with the intended goal of creating division and spreading fear; this is a staple of Deceptuary’s workings.

    Secondly, we return to the Sacred Lesson of “Skin of Dark Soil.” In the wake of the alluded incident, despite the fact the alleged actor of violence being identified as neither trans nor of dark skin tone, Historically Black Universities and Schools were issued a multitude of terroristic threats from Deceptuary’s devotees. As you can deduce, Deceptuary’s followers have desperately attempted to link a case of evil attacking evil and tried to blame Black persons for it despite the fact that there is not link between the two. This, more than anything, is the epitome of evil’s incessive and opportunistic malevolence.

    This becomes both ironic and also more in the forefront when considered the individual who was killed in this incident himself regularly espoused heinous rhetoric about a myriad of things, such as attacking the legacy and work of Martin Luther King, Jr., criticizing the passage of crucial Civil Rights laws that pertained to the rights of Black people in the United States, calling the existence of LGBTQ+ people who simply are just existing as destructive, claiming the cost of freedom had to include being negligent and ambivalent to child casualties of mass shootings in schools, mocking similar situations of political violence against people he hated in the political arena, and finally coming to the baffling conclusion that human empathy was unimportant and considered “woke.” Even in the very last moments before the incident, rhetoric was being tossed insinuating that violence in the country was the fault of Black Americans in the country just prior to having been shot violently by someone who was anything but. In every way, meeting a spiritual end in the same way as the legendary activist he criticized, ended by someone who was parallel to himself physically, in a situation that involved a shooting at a place of education, and done in the most unempathetic way possible, makes this the most ironic end one could receive; theigrits undo themselves with every word said. The Sacred Lesson of “The Faces of Death” comes into focus here; to paraphrase, Death will present itself to you in the form you present yourself to Death.

    We also can take the time to be astounded by the speeches made by high level state officials. After the culprit was found and revealed to be physically not a dark-skinned person or someone who was foreign to the nation, a high level state official openly stated, in front of live video recording, that he had spent the last 33 hours ‘”hoping and praying that the shooter wouldn’t be one of us…that he would be from another state or country.” These are the kind of prayers that theigrits conduct when hoping to aim Deceptuary’s fear at the groups he hates most. Stating openly that they prayed for such a case is the epitome of theigrited philosophy at work—praying for an opportunity to blame those that they hate.

    When we return to the overall takeaway from the Sacred Lesson itself, we are reminded of Deceptuary’s many fears—namely his acute fear of Lord Kurakku. To recount, Lord Kurakku is described by Daetos as being of dark complexion—skin of dark soil—and that His Sacred Incarnate, Jaszmisia, is likewise of this complexion. Deceptuary has long-since feared Lord Kurakku because of the Lord’s attribute of Divine Punishment. Through this power, the Lord has the divine power to chamber eternally and punish all forms of corruption within Terigath’s Hell. This, of course, means the Lord can chamber and Punish Deceptuary’s energy and his broken apart spirit. Deceptuary fears and reviles Lord Kurakku’s ability to do this, and has made it a goal of his to attack both Sacred Child Jaszmisia but also all who resemble the Lord and the Child; this means that all individuals of dark skin are immediately targeted by Deceptuary’s evil as the Theigriet fears all in the image of the Lord of Punishment.

    Thus, the threats issued to HBCUs. Despite not having anything to do with the alluded incident and despite the culprit not being dark-skinned and a member of that same faction of evil, theigrits wasted no time and took the opportunity to target Black individuals anyway—using the wake of violence to initiate malevolent attack against that which Deceptuary fears. This is how evil operates—out of pitiful fear and opportunistic malice. They are depraved, they are shameless, cowardly, and pathetic, must like the Theigriet himself. Yet, in the end, they undo themselves with their Hubris, and fall into their own pits that they dug for others. It is the job of the Ordinance and of all Xyphoites to set up the conditions to protect against this evil. We are not in fear, for we know what fear has done to the Theigriet. While evil seeks to set up a mass graveyard of the innocent, we shall assure those innocents are protected, and will proceed to replace the dirt from the grave dug for us and ultimately fallen into by evil.

    —jzX

  • The Nine Lords of the Xyphokonic Order: Carnyie, Pharuuii, Vuetenexzyei, Caspierre, Caishor, Kyaien, Saifaosé, Nakndes, Kurakku, curse the tainted of the sinner. Their souls have turned black with evil. The final arc has come to them, punish them with your power and Wisdom. Reincarnation denied by the Wisdom they do not possess. The nine Lords of the Xyphokonic Order, to the pure and tainted. From Zeigadii Xyphoites: jzX, crX, ruX kyX, lnX, whX, phX, erX, voX. We belong to you; our souls is in your hands.

    Greetings from the Xyphokonic Order and Ordinance. We have returned to Zeptimasuer, Period of Watching for Lord Kurakku, and have uttered the Sacred Prayer of the Tainted to officiate our spiritual condemnation of the immorality and evil that sicken this world. Today, we will discuss that very act under the Echelon of Yrridthmas since it has been declared almost an entire year ago and what it means for Xyphoites.

    Under normal circumstances in peaceful times, we would refrain from such open displays of condemnation outside of our own Sacred Grounds. However, we are not in peaceful times. Our world, as predicted by the final message from the Hayles to the ancients of our realms, is being infused with the Theigriet’s putrid corruption; he intends to use this realm and humans as cosmic playthings for his incessive meddling—however futile it may be. As such, through the raising of Echelons, we have been further liberated through the guidelines bestowed to us by the Order to condemn the Theigriet and all of his emissaries; this is especially true since they seek to directly target us and other groups.

    Under Yrridthmas, we are liberated to openly condemn, criticize, and take physical although pacifistic action against theigritism and immorality, and that physical action is usually done through humanitarian actions and other forms of open protest. We can call out Deceptuary’s factions and false ideologies directly and highlight their open affiliation with cruel and evil actions. We can pick apart their ideologies, we can expose their hypocrisy, and we can protect the innocent from the harm that they seek to inflict. It is of incredible irony that theigrited philosophies claim to worship ideas of righteousness while attaching themselves to concepts of hate, war, famine, and the stripping of liberties from others. From targeted attacks against racial demographics, to supporting eon-long wars with each other over pieces of land, to creating mass famine in various parts of our planet, and finally to actively and gleefully ripping rights and liberties from others in the name of their poisoned ideology, it truly is baffling to watch theigrited philosophies operate under a guise of “holiness.”

    Outside of specifically theigrited evil, we see the audaciousness of Hubris among various other entities in our current plane of reference that seek the highest of immoral consumption. World leaders who use their untethered power to rage wars in other lands to satisfy their own egos—including those same leaders tempting fate itself by suggesting they could escape the Eternal Reality of Death. We, as Xyphoites, see this level of contemptuous Hubris and damn-near scoff at it, but we are within our right to openly mock and condemn such absurd immorality.  We recognize that as not only the Immoral Act of seeking Immortality, but also the Immoral Act of World Self-Obsession to believe one would be entitled to do so. Regardless, we are liberated in our open condemnation of those actions as well, and seek to form a world where such entities would fall on their own swords over it.

    Xyphoist Philosophy offer no Mercy to evil. Often a core tenant of theigrited philosophies, Deceptuary’s emissaries have long-since preached “forgiveness” for even the most evil of sins—giving sanctuary to evil so long as they submit to Deceptuary’s will via his religious factions. This is not the case in Xyphoist Philosophy; it could not be farther from that. The Lord of Punishment, as also mentioned in previous Commentary, is exasperated by the vandalism of corruption, immorality, and evil, and seeks nothing more than to plunge all evil into the Azure Flames of Terigath’s Hell. Theigrits will inevitably fall on their own swords, and it is our job to set up the conditions for that to take place and to ensure the world thereafter is intact for the future.

     As my colleague put it last time, the evil in this world seeks to dig a grave that they intend to push all of us into, but they will inevitably fall into the very pit they dug for us. It is our job, as Xyphoites, to let them fall into that pit and proceed to finish the burial by swiftly pushing the dirt back into the grave that was originally meant for us. You don’t have to forgive evil; you let evil fail, make sure you are safe when it does, and bury evil under its own Hubris. That is the mandate of the Order and why we have our Echelons in the first place.

    —jzX