Theoretical Premises for the Historic Initiation
A. This
plan of initiation is based on the lessons learned on the occasion of
the formulation of the plan for the initiation of the process that
will unfold as protracted, based on the strategy of encircling the
specificities, once again reiterating our eternal commitment to the
theorizing of the universal and invincible theory.
B. This
plan of initiation is based on the principle that everything is an
illusion except the theory. While remaining firm on the principal
aims, we express our firm commitment to wage relentless struggle
against all forms and trends.
C.
This plan of initiation is based on the aim of completing the
destruction, then immediately moving toward the theory of the golden
future of the whole. We are firm that it is a crime to start without
the firm conviction of carrying out to the end. We shall never become
mere instruments for introducing or exerting. We will be totally free
of all sorts of illusions.
D. This
plan of initiation would be based on the great spirit, an integral
part of the world and something that will serve the world. In this
context, it is a serious responsibility to contribute toward further
developments, which are marching forward to advance and create.
E.
This plan of initiation is formulated by uniting all strata and
categories and conducted by taking the axis and by relying on
internal and external forces. Particularly the pressures.
F.
This plan will develop according to its laws, not in a straight line
but in a complex zigzag path. It is necessary to acknowledge that
importance always creates in its course of development an unusual and
complex situation, producing triumph through cycles of victory and
defeat, gain and loss, by correctly grasping the transformation.
G. This
plan of initiation is based on the theoretical premises of building
in the phase of the new. We are firmly committed to establishing
vitality in every sphere by maintaining close relations, and
conducting ourselves in the matter according to the lessons, the
principle, the aim, the spirit, the formulation, the laws and the
theoretical premises.
