The Nine Theonoetic Tenets

The Nine Theonoetic Tenets: Foundational Moral and Spiritual Principles of Theonoeticism is a seven-page public guide by Michael Williams. It sets out nine ethical and spiritual commitments concerning the Divine, responsibility, truthful self-knowledge, correction of belief, self-mastery, dignity, freedom of conscience, repair of harm, and living fully in the face of death. The guide distinguishes metaphysical conviction and spiritual hope from established empirical fact. Its practical sequence is the Five Movements: Attend, Examine, Choose, Act, and Integrate. Continue describes ongoing practice, not a sixth movement. This is a distinct companion publication to The Theonoetica: The Philosophy and Practice of Theonoeticism (2026 Free Scholarly Edition; DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23312727) and We Are Here to Become: An Introduction to Theonoeticism (Revision 1.1; DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23448913). The introduction presents eight principles; this separately published guide presents nine tenets. The existing books and their edition histories remain distinct. Public Edition, version 1.0, published 25 October 2026. Independent philosophical and spiritual writing; no claim of academic peer review or scientific proof is made. The Twelve Theonoetic Practices: An Establishing Statement of Voluntary Discipline and the Life of Becoming, Founder-Approved Public Reader Edition v1.1 (25 October 2026), DOI https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23636771, is a separate 23-page companion presenting twelve voluntary disciplines. It retains the Five Movements and distinguishes the practices from the Nine Tenets. This companion does not revise the deposited text of this publication.