Organization of the Tetroidian Worldview, A Summary

The Tetroidian Worldview began to take shape in the mid-Nineteen Eighties when, The Herald of Change, was called to reveal the Devine Design of, The Guardian.

Charged with, "showing the way," The Herald of Change began to bring forth from the hidden places the order and structure of the Devine Design, as it is exemplified in the Tetroidian Worldview.

Tetroidians believe in a four-fold aspect to life. It is a belief which has its foundation in:

• Family
• Self
• Worthiness, and
• Community

It holds that the individual has a tetradic nature which is composed of four influences:

• one's parents
• the intentions and desire of the mother
• the intentions and desires of the father, and
• the will of The Guardian

Each individual is born into a family unit. within this unit the individual is nurtured and develops their own tetradic nature until they can interact with other individuals, eventually forming work and social units, referred to as Quartets.

The interlinked units form the basis of communities, and the communities are organized, managed and administered according to the Rule of Nine. The Community strives: to develop its Families; to nurture Self-Development,  Fulfillment, and Self-Worth; and to encourage Self-Actualization through involvement in the daily life of the community.

This, in essence, is the Divine Design as taught to us by, The Herald of Change.

19 March 2003. TT