The Healing of the World

The Three Mothers looked upon creation and wept;Not from regret, but from love unending,For their essence had birthed existence, yet it remained unwhole.

The ache of imperfection wove through their hearts,Thus, they resolved to mend the world; not through force or command,But through whispers that danced on the breath of conscious minds.

Subtle and gentle, their guidance flowed;A quiet urging toward kindness, compassion, and care.For the healing would not come from divine handsBut from those forged in the heart of the world itself.

And so it is taught: we honor the Trinity by embracing the core precept:"Leave the world in a better place than you found it."

And those who heard the song of the MothersFelt their purpose stirred within;To mend the broken, to tend the weary,To shape their lives as an offering to the world.

For though the world was created imperfect, it is not doomed to remain so.The work of healing is eternal, and to take part in it is to walk with the Mothers themselves.