Code of Ethics of the Great Noosferian Philosophy
This is not a regulation imposed from outside. It is the written formalization of the same principles that already guide the Philosophy — applied to how those who teach, those who learn, and those who observe live together.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
1 Purpose of This Code
This Code of Ethics exists so that the expansion of consciousness proposed by Noosferiana never becomes, in practice, a justification for carelessness toward others. Observing, understanding, contemplating, and manifesting are movements that only carry value when exercised with responsibility — by those who teach and those who learn.
2 Fundamental Principles
Every action within the Noosferian community — sessions, training, initiation, or fellowship — must be guided by the following principles:
- Observation without hasty judgment: before reacting, observe. Before labeling, understand.
- Autonomy (the principle of Lilith): no one is led against their will. All participation is free, conscious, and revocable at any time.
- Responsibility for what is manifested: "nothing is forgotten, everything returns" is not just a motto — it is a practical commitment to the consequences of every action.
- Informed consent: no practice, work, or initiation takes place without the person clearly understanding what it involves.
- Non-maleficence: no practice of this philosophy should cause physical, psychological, financial, or spiritual harm to those who take part.
3 Conduct Among Community Members
Every student, initiate, or participant in the Noosferian community is expected to uphold:
- Respect for the autonomy and pace of each person in their own journey
- Absence of coercion, manipulation, or pressure on other members
- Confidentiality regarding personal experiences shared in groups, unless explicit permission is given
- A posture of listening before disagreement — philosophical divergence is welcome; disrespect is not
4 Conduct of the Master and Trainers
Whoever conducts training, mentorships, initiations, or works on behalf of the Great Noosferian Philosophy commits to:
- Never promising guaranteed results in consultations, works, or spiritual practices
- Maintaining absolute confidentiality about the content of individual sessions
- Recognizing the limits of their own practice and referring to physical or mental health professionals whenever the situation requires care beyond the philosophical or spiritual scope
- Refusing to serve or train minors under 18, without exception
- Being transparent about prices, format, and expectations before any engagement
5 Responsible Use of the Practices
The Luciferian Oracle, Noosferian Astrology, Spiritual and Cosmic Work, and Luciferian High Magic are philosophical and spiritual practices — they are not, and will never be presented as, substitutes for medical, psychological, legal, or financial treatment. We actively recommend that decisions of that nature always be accompanied by qualified professionals.
6 Commitment to Truth and Transparency
The Great Noosferian Philosophy commits to never presenting as absolute fact that which is interpretation, belief, or philosophical hypothesis. Honesty about the nature of what is taught is non-negotiable.
7 Fellowship and Diversity of Beliefs
We respect each person's religious and philosophical freedom. Noosferiana does not require abandoning other beliefs, traditions, or practices as a condition of participation, and does not tolerate hostility among members over differences in belief, origin, orientation, or any other personal characteristic.
8 Consequences of Violation
Conduct that violates the principles of this Code — especially coercion, manipulation, breach of confidentiality, or misleading promises of results — may result in the responsible person being removed from events, training, and other spaces within the Noosferian community.
"Whoever owes, pays. Whoever deserves, receives.
Nothing is forgotten. Everything returns."
This principle applies to everyone — including, and especially, those who teach.
This Code guides everything we do. If something you experienced contradicts these principles, we want to know.