Magna Sententia

As Magna Sententia examines the rigidity of traditionalism and feminism, it reveals the flaws that continue to push our society in a failing direction. It also provides a workable vision of how both men and women can create a world in which each enjoys political, professional, and personal equality.

Magna Sententia is a value system that provides practical, straightforward tools with which we can create better, healthier, more joyful lives.

With real-life examples and timeless advice, the Axioms of Magna Sententia provide a road map for life that will lead us into right human relations, regardless of our religions and backgrounds. Such success begins with taking a close look at our behaviors to realize what kind of an environment we are creating. No matter how we are treated, it is vital that we hold ourselves to a high standard of behavior. This is Magna Sententia.

Magna Sententia addresses

* how we can eradicate the rudeness, crudeness, and animosity that pervade our society

* how we can learn to honor our limitations, set attainable goals, and work to achieve them

* how we can rid our lives of relationships that cause resentment, pain, and stress

* how we can raise children of character and instill in them the value of education and a work ethic

* how we can become the directors of our homes and establish close relationships with our children, as we teach them the values of compassion, empathy, generosity, gratitude, honesty, integrity, and loyalty.

The Life And Relationships You Want. The Society We Need.

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Free Writing Fridays: The Magna Sententia Wedding Rule

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As promised in this week's "Ask Anna & Ellie," today I am going to explain more about The Magna Sententia Wedding Rule: Those who pay have the final say.

For Parents

If you are paying: Even though you "have the final say," treat the wedding couple respectfully by showing consideration for their desires and attempting to reach a compromise in every area of the wedding planning process. When there is a disagreement, listen to all other parties' concerns and opinions with an open mind, understanding that the goal is a happy celebration for everyone.

If you are not paying: Although it is a nice gesture of support to offer your assistance to the bride and groom, give them room to make their own decisions. Only offer your opinion when asked, and be sure to clarify that your input is just a recommendation. (Do not put extra pressure on them!) Even if it isn't the way you would have done it, let them enjoy their special day with a smile on your face, and be thankful that they think enough of you to want you there.

For The Bride & Groom

If you are paying: Make responsible choices, and only spend what your budget allows. Additionally, do not expect help from your parents or others; this is your show. Work together to create a wedding that pleases both of you. Above all, enjoy the celebration of your new life together.

If you are not paying: Receive with gratitude, and show appreciation for your parents' generosity by assisting them in every way possible. While you can certainly express your ideas for the day in a respectful manner, remember that it isn't really "your" wedding; rather, you are the guest of honor at the wedding your parents are hosting.

Of course, following Magna Sententia means treating others respectfully at all times, so if you are the one paying for a wedding, this rule is not a license to do whatever you want without taking others' desires into consideration. It is, however, the bottom line, and if all parties involved treat it as such, your wedding planning process will be a lot less stressful.

If you have any further questions regarding The Magna Sententia Wedding Rule, please contact us. Ellie and I are happy to help!

Anna Sherise
Co-Creator of Magna Sententia
Co-Author of Magna Sententia: The Logical Cure for Our Society

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