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Weekly Rule

This is the starter rhythm for a person, household, or small group trying to practice Ethosism for one week.

Day 1: Attention

Question: What is real that I would rather not see?

Action: Name one fact without excuse, performance, or self-punishment.

Record: "The fact I will not hide is..."

Ethra hinge: Ke rah na. See me.

Day 2: Duty

Question: What obligation is actually mine?

Action: Separate capacity, permission, desire, choice, debt, vow, inherited duty, and entrusted duty.

Record: "My duty here is... It is mine because..."

Ethra hinge: Na vel dev se. I choose this duty.

Day 3: Repair

Question: What remains broken because of my action, neglect, silence, or benefit?

Action: Use the repair script. Begin with the smallest repair that is concrete and owed.

Record: "The repair I will begin is..."

Ethra hinge: Na dov tar mo mik. I vow to repair what was broken.

Day 4: Stewardship

Question: What has been entrusted to me that I am consuming, wasting, or failing to maintain?

Action: Repair one material, financial, bodily, digital, or relational stewardship failure.

Record: "The entrusted thing I will maintain is..."

Day 5: Service

Question: Who would be materially helped by an action I can complete this week?

Action: Perform one useful act without turning it into reputation theater.

Record: "The person, place, or institution I served was..."

Day 6: Learning

Question: What correction would make my next action wiser?

Action: Read one chapter, ask one competent person, or inspect one piece of evidence that could change your mind.

Record: "The correction I received was..."

Day 7: Review

Question: What should be remembered and carried forward?

Action: Keep one practice, retire one false obligation, and schedule one repair.

Record:

  • Keep:
  • Retire:
  • Repair:
  • Next week's first duty:

Ethra hinge: Lem ga naf bi mar. The people survive by remembering.