Combined Ruling for Aall/Free

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You, the slave, always have the last words. They are, "Yes, Master".

A Master may not be right, but he is never wrong. If you think he is wrong, refer to Rule #1. These two overused maxims illustrate the philosophy of Gorean Mastery.

You are property. You have no rights. You speak only when spoken to or when offering service. All permission, even your name, comes from your Master. When a Master has spoken to you, and you believe you "must" be heard, remember this: There is one word you should lose from your subbie vocabulary.. "but " !

The only course is to beg, very respectfully, if you may speak. If he agrees to listen to you, be aware that you have permission for one question. His answer ends that permission. Do not make the mistake of saying, "Yes, Master, but.... ". You will need to beg again to say more, if you dare. If he says no, that's it. No!

If you have trouble remembering this, there is another Gorean maxim that may serve you well:

A slave's eyes and ears are for listening and learning. Her mouth is for obedience and pleasuring.

Never alert a Freeperson. Alerting is considered, "touching", and touching a Freeperson is forbidden without permission.

Do not touch weapons. The penalty for doing so is death.

Never look directly into the eyes of a Freeperson unless directed to do so. Keep your eyes lowered, preferably focused on your thighs, the floor, or his boots.

Never, never gossip or whisper about Freepersons. It is entirely disrespectful. You are allowed no opinions about Freepersons. If you do prattle in message, do not be surprised to see the log of the conversation played back in room by the "discussed" Freeperson. Your loyalty and your sister slave’s loyalty is to Freepersons, not to other slaves. An obedient slave keeps no secrets from Freepersons. Do not assume your whisperings will be kept private.

Most true Gorean rooms either forbid or discourage discussion of real life events in room. What's the point of calling it a Gorean room if the patrons are discussing sports scores, the weather, computer software or their children's runny noses?

Remember to greet "in order" when you enter a Home Stone.

Greet Ubar first if you are at His HS....then *other Ubars if present ...then the Ubara

**if at another Masters HS.. He would be greeted first then the Ubar and Ubara if present...

...next would be Your Master..then other Masters ....then the Freewomen.... then Panthers.....then first slaves.... then other slaves.... male slaves are always greeted last.

Be silent while you are new, while you are learning, observed. You may be anxious to be noticed and included in the goings on, but in a true Gorean Home, your posts and IDLE comments are unwanted. If you have questions, message a more experienced slave.

Most will help you. If a Master questions you, try to keep your answers straightforward. Your bountiful breasts, blushing cheeks, rosy lips and contrived "shyness" will earn you the contempt of your sister slaves .

Save your flowery language for serves and positions. Master’s wants open, honest answers respectfully delivered. If you have a question, beg permission to speak. If you want to speak to a Master in message, beg permission in room.

Try not to fall into the trap of self-indulgent posting. You are here to learn, learn, and learn! Be patient.

You will gain the notice of those who are most Gorean, if you are patient. Posts such as, "girl tosses glistening tresses over a bare shoulder, arching her back as she continues to kneel quietly on the serving furs” are designed to call attention to you, which is most displeasing and un-slave like. If you want to be noticed, do something useful.

Put some logs on the fire, gather up some used paga bowls and take them to the servery to plunge into some hot, soapy, water. If your activity is related to "room and village work", it is more likely to be more acceptable to a Gorean Master.

Gorean slaves do not own their names…they are given them by their Master….as such He can easily take it away or change it at his whim. The slave who has kept the same nick for some time has done well to serve Him, without a doubt.

Do not use caps for anything other than Master/Mistress. He/She, and Master/Mistress' names...you may capitalize House

when speaking of Masters House. Honor may also be capitalized.

Do not refer to your sisters and brothers or yourself in caps. kajirae names are written in lowercase letters to symbolize their servitude and will display their brand of ownership suffixed to their given name.