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The following excerpts are HighLights from The Book of The Order: A document set forth and anointed by Reverend Nazirmoreh (A.B.R.D.) concerning the constitution of our Order - the spirit, life, continuity, code of conduct of the Nazir.

Nazir: A separated dedicated one; consecrated by vow; abstinence;
          set apart by choice. Devotion.

A Nazir signifies what the meaning of the word (consecrated by vow, separated) implies. The thoughts consecrated to truth; to Life holy, sanctified, free from worldliness and from belief in error, destruction, death... 

The Nazir is a servant of the Divine Essence of All. A spiritual pathfinder to the spiritual Life of Universal Law, the Nazir have great respect for Universal Law and are ever ready to be of service to those who exemplify Universal Law. As in the ancient days, they assisted those who upheld Universal Law…

The Nazir form close monastic communities from which contamination and impurity can be excluded and where the utmost simplicity of living and moral discipline could overcome material and fleshly temptations. They prepare places in quiet environments where they may bring like Spirits to carry on the spiritual way of life, abstaining from worldly life. Undertaking to separate themselves from unrighteousness, to distinguish between clean and unclean, spiritual and worldly. To love each of the Nazir of the Order as himself and to care for or assist the poor, the needy, and the traveling Nazir (all spiritual seekers) that are true to the spiritual way of life…

The Light of Wisdom and Knowledge is of the Divine Creative Essence, which is revealed to all creation. Let them that are desirous of this knowledge clear their mind from worldliness - especially pride, which is an abomination to spiritual consciousness and the gate to the lower consciousness. Let them frequently be in prayer (devotion), meditation and work; have little to do with the worldly; abstain from too much company-keeping, and enjoy constant tranquility, that the mind may be able to reason more freely in private, and be more highly lifted up. For unless it is kindled with a beam of spiritual Light, it will hardly be able to penetrate the inner mysteries of Truth…

These Truths of Nature, and also those of the Spirit, are open to all who truly seek, but cannot be obtained by a mere acceptance of the Word. Works alone; The Way, leads to their unveiling. One must first obtain a knowledge of their Higher Self and an obedience, by thought, desire, and act, according to Universal Law. To seek is to become. Knowledge, Wisdom... is the result of living; by living, man becomes. Through all times there have been Nazir communities - some large, some small, who gave their whole life to the search for Wisdom and Understanding, that man might rise to a higher spiritual awareness. Many Nazir engaged in this most holy work man can do - the redemption of themselves from the purely carnal or mortal into the greater spiritual, and succeeding in this, be able and capable of pointing out to others the way, so that all men in time may redeem themselves and as the Books promised - become one with their Divine Essence.

...And these are things that have happened to us, you know, whereas we get to the point whereas we can't trust each other, respect each other, or love each other enough to really grow together for the benefit of each other, for the benefit of helping each other and all existence…

...And the reason this Community was formed was a collective effort. And in that collective effort, be it man, woman, child,  community, there must be cooperation, and so on forward...

...The Divine Essence of All That Is, Was, and Ever Shall Be has blessed us to be together and to make it work, you see. We give thanks and we give praise for the little bit that we are doing, that is working, you see. And I know related to our lives, anything could turn upside down tomorrow. But this is today, and we give praise and we give thanks for that. And the most we can do and the best we can do is to work diligently and hard to maintain it, and to keep it going, you see…