01.07 Philosophy: Advice

Guidance for a slave preparing for future ownership

A Natural Slave is a slave for whom slavery can be better than freedom, who is suited to slavery by his innate nature, by some inherent quality of his psychological makeup. This natural slave seeks a lifestyle Master: someone to whom he can surrender fully and completely, someone with whom he can again feel complete, someone who will carefully and responsibly nurture and strengthen his slavery, and someone he can serve unquestioningly with obedience, discipline, and fierce loyalty. He seeks a creator, an owner.

Without that god-like figure to worship and serve, this natural, lifestyle slave is incomplete and emotionally wretched. This is not a healthy state for a slave to enter, and less so to endure for any sustained amount of time. An unowned, natural slave in such a situation needs careful guidance and handling and even though it is a time of great despondency, despair and frustration there are some things a slave could do to prepare himself for future ownership.

Self-education

Having a slave self-educate is not desirable. A slave needs a Master to direct his thoughts, steer his development, and advance his progress. A slave given the freedom to explore without restriction or constraint may end up exploring avenues detrimental to his future ability to serve and surrender. He may even be directed down paths that lead him away from slavery.

Therefore, my first point of advice is for a natural slave to actively avoid any form of self-education concerning slavery or any associated areas.

Self-simplification

During the distressing unowned period, a natural slave has a wonderful opportunity to de-clutter and simplify his life and environment; not only by physically removing clutter, but also mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. A Master will not want to take on a slave who is surrounded by inessential clutter and possessions. A slave needs to recognize that he only needs what’s essential for a decent life and what makes his environment pleasing for his Master. All non-essential items should be removed.

Similarly with a slave’s mind: a slave’s mind needs to be free of unessential clutter and the everyday distractions of the modern world, for him to be receptive to future training and ideas. Emotional scars from the past ought to be thought through and dealt with, bringing some closure.

Of course, any future Master will pay consideration to a slave’s life experiences and will not expect a blank slate, or all of life’s obstacles resolved. One of the three main principles of any decent Master is ‘to build on foundations’, building on the slave’s inner self which has been shaped by history and growth.

Nevertheless, my second piece of advice is to use this unowned time to de-clutter and simplify as much as possible.

Self-knowledge

A natural, unowned slave should spend time knowing himself, understanding himself, and analyzing his psyche; after all, a natural slave will, once owned and over time, reveal his whole self to his future Master – the second, guiding principle of a Master is ‘to know your slave’ (the third principle being ‘to do no harm’). A Master will require a full history of his slave, will want to understand how the slave operates, will want complete access to a slave’s inner life, without which knowledge the Master is unable to control, train and direct his slave in the most appropriate and productive way.

And so, my third and final piece of advice is to spend time knowing yourself.

Future

A slave who spends his unowned time productively pursuing the interests of slavery by understanding himself better, clearing out the clutter, and avoiding self-education is a slave more worthy of ownership, more focused on purpose, and more dedicated to slavery as a way of life. Prepare yourself by being guided, not by trying to pre-empt any future Master’s demands or instruction.

It is with these thoughts that you need to proceed with purpose, clarity, and direction.

Possible methods to implement this advice:

1. Seek permission before reading anything related to slavery
    
2. Direct questions about slavery to potential Masters or experienced online Masters
    
3. Throw out unnecessary personal possessions
    
4. Meditate upon the inner self, life history, emotional responses etc.
    
5. Perform breathing meditations, counting breaths and clearing the mind
    
6. Listen to the ‘Connect’ hypnosis, preferably daily
    
7. Begin each day kneeling and naked to recite the ‘Beginning’ prayer