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Pledge of the Wa Ngao

Our pledge is taken whenever anyone joins the tribe. It establishes our guiding principals and the mutual respect we show for each other.

Spoken By En’: 1) As a Wa Ngao I am true to myself.

RESPONSE by saying: I will play my role in the tribe to the best of my ability. I carry my weight in the tribe. Be it slave, Huntress, or En, I am the best I can be.

Spoken By En’: 2) As a Wa Ngao I am true to my tribe.

RESPONSE by saying: I will never disrespect my tribe. The honor of the Wa Ngao is great and I will never tarnish it willingly or intentionally.

Spoken By En’: 3) As a Wa Ngao I will honor my Sisters.

RESPONSE by saying: Be them slave, Huntress, or En, I respect them all the same. Roles are stations in life or jobs but the Sisterhood transcends that. I would never do anything intentionally to make my sisters uncomfortable, embarrassed, or dishonored.

Spoken By En’: 4) As a Wa Ngao I will honor my home.

RESPONSE by saying: The lands of my home are the homes of my sisters. Our homes are sacred and are respected. Our home provides shelter and sustenance. I will fiercely protect my home.

Spoken By En’: 5) As a Wa Ngao I will protect my heritage.

RESPONSE by saying: Our past builds our future. Our future becomes our past in time. Our heritage reflects our honor on a third dimension.

Spoken By En’: 6) As a Wa Ngao I will honor Gor.

RESPONSE by saying: I understand that what gor means to others is as important to them as it is to me. While I may not share every idea others may have, I respect their rights to theirs. I do not weigh my values above the values of others and will decline to judge.

Spoken By En’: 7) As a Wa Ngao I will build on the future.

RESPONSE by saying: I understand that education is the basis of growth in general and not just personal. I will do my best to project a better understanding of myself, my tribe, my sisterhood, my home, my heritage, and Gor.

A Note on Commitment and Honor

All member are expected to behave in a manor that does no present Wa Ngao in an unfavorable light. Just because one has become a member of Wa Ngao it does not mean that this situation can not change and breaking the oath of the tribe can have serious consequences.

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