Editorial foundation

Sources & Editorial Policy

The rebuild separates inherited draft wording from verified teaching and records what is needed before authoritative entries are published.

Inherited draft — source verification required

This page governs the drafting process. It does not itself validate any inherited teaching claim, quotation, biography or organisational statement.

Primary teaching sources

Approved editions of books; authorised transcripts; recordings with titles, dates and speakers; and approved study notes.

Terminology and style

An approved terminology list, capitalisation rules, preferred UK English spellings and confirmed wording for closely related terms.

Historical and organisational records

Authorised biographies and timelines; the exact approved Erevna statement and context; publishing rights; and the relationship between this archive and official organisations.

Provenance and permissions

Exact sources for quotations, image permissions and credits, confirmed contact details, official shop links and the person authorised to approve final publication.

Glossary-entry template

  1. Term and approved variants — exact spelling, capitalisation and related form.
  2. Short explanation — one accessible paragraph for a new reader.
  3. Meaning within the teaching — the term’s role and function.
  4. Relationships — links to the human being, the worlds, conscious experience and related terms.
  5. Common confusions — distinctions and wording deliberately avoided.
  6. Sources — book, talk, transcript or authorised note with precise reference.
  7. Editorial status — inherited draft, under review, source-checked or approved.

Publication workflow

Collect the source; transcribe or cite it precisely; draft in the approved terminology; obtain teaching and editorial review; record the approval date and reviewer; then publish with connected glossary and teaching-library links.