Familial Honour and Weighty Etc...

I have discussed previously, and at that in brief, on my opinions of the current state of a "political" family... but my confederate has brought to mind a more important aspect of it all... the personal. It is difficult for me to fathom family, though I descend from a few notable, though superfluous and over-looked house-holds. I might think to cling to family history as I was deprived of any notions of a solidly family home at a very early age, so any conceptions of blood and kin exist for me merely on a few randomly collected scraps of paper and even fewer photographs. But I maintain that how ever little or how ever much there may exist, they are still fundamentally important to and for one's existence in this miserable world.
As to the weighty responsibilities mentioned below, yes there may be some. But family is the easiest thing with which to deal, as one is automatically part of one - usually. Whilst our Order's admonition carries with it significant personal implications, it is important to bear in mind that one's perceptions of family will never be the same as an other family member's... and further, in this sham of a nation, the constitution and the laws of the various states make it nearly impossible to inherit familial honours or legacy, as in this place a man is required to be his own. What utter stupidity - a supposedly Christian nation that does not embrace the legacies and traditions of the family (unless one would pay copiously for such comforts). All at the same time, this country encourages its chattel citizens to work hard for their families so that the subsequent generation might be more comfortable! And thus we arrive at what truly are irksome tasks and weighty responsibilities... the divide between loyalty to one's blood and the loyalty to one's secular State.

Internally exiled,

Kitaev