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Ten Commandments of Gor From a Free Womans Perspective. 1st Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World of Gor Can Survive Even Its Owner Giving Up. Buy The Books. *I stopped work on the twenty-sixth, Witness of Gor, when the blacklisting became clear. There was no point in finishing it. John Normans own words published, 1996 When he gave up the 20 year battle against his being blacklisted. In 2001, New World Publishers emerged, combining conventional publishing methods and the technology era of the internet, and, in partnership with ereads.com, re-released Tarnsman of Gor. NWP announced plans to release all of John Norman’s Gor series again, as well as a promise to publish the 26th in the series, Witness of Gor,for the writer. Released Jan.2003 http://www.scifan.com/writers/nn/NormanJohn.asp ITS IN A GOREANS WEAKEST OF TIMES THAT HIS TRUE STRENTHS BECOME REVEILED.* 2nd Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World of Gor Knowns Nothing More Important Than [Homestone.] In Gorean, the term GOR means "Homestone." The planet itself is, quite literally, the Homestone of its people. Further As Bluto of Treve has said "a HomeStone is the physical, spiritual, social and emotional anchor of a Gorean. It is a the place a FreePerson owes loyalty, fealty and honor.. for most it is the place of their birth.. for others it is an adopted home...for a peasant it is no more than a rock in his hut, but each defends his HomeStone with his life."one who speaks of Home Stones should stand, for matters of honor are here involved, and honor is respected in the barbaric codes of Gor 3rd Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World of Gor Knows Nothing More Important Besides Homestone Then Honor. There are no mere points of Honor. Vagabonds of Gor 4th Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World of Gor Is Commanded By a Higher Being to be Respected. He had been destroyed by the PriestKings as casually as one might jerk loose the thong of a sandal. He had disobeyed and he had been destroyed, immediately and with grotesque dispatch, but the important thing was, I told myself, that he had disobeyed, that he could disobey, that he had been able to disobey and choose the ignominious death he knew must follow. He had won his freedom though it had, as the Goreans say, led him to the Cities of Dust, where I think, not even the Priest-Kings care to follow. He had, as a man, lifted his fist against the might of the Priest-Kings and so he had died, defiantly, though horribly, with great nobility. *Priest Kings of Gor* 5th Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World of Gor Is Ruled by The Sword. there is nothing-- no justice, no civilization, no society, no community, no peace. WITHOUT THE SWORD THERE IS NOTHING. Before the sword he said, there is no right, no wrong, only fact--a world of what is and what is not, rather than a world of what should be and should not be. There is no justice until the sword creates it, establishes it, guarantees it, gives it substance and significance. He lifted the weapon, wielding the heavy metal blade as though it were a straw. First the sword--he said, then government--then law--then justice." * Tarnsman Of Gor* 6th Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World Of Gor's Main Labor Comes From The Free Not Slaves" Male slaves, on Gor, are not particularly valuable, and do not command high prices. Most labor is performed by free men. Hunters of Gor 7TH Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World Of Gor Is Not Fair,Equal Or Always Taught By Man. I turned away from her and following Samos, left .the chamber She will have to learn Gorean and quickly said Samos referring to the blondish earth slave. LET MY SLAVES WITH SWITCHES TEACH HER I SAID. I will said Samos. THERE WAS NO SWIFTER WAY FOR AN EARTH GURL TO LEARN GOREAN WAYS. *Tribesmen of Gor* 8TH Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World Does Not Always Have Its Start In A Free Man. What have I here?" I asked. Tab said it, and quietly, "The Home Stone of Port Kar." "Now," said I, facing the man who had told me there was but one choice, that of flight, "Shall we fly?" He looked at the simple rock, wonderingly. "I have never had a Home Stone before," he said. "Shall we fly?" I asked. "Not if we have a Home Stone," he said. I held up the rock. "Do we have a Home Stone?" I asked the men. "I will accept it as my Home Stone," said the slave boy, Fish. None of the men laughed. THE FIRST TO ACCEPT THE HOMESTONE OF PORT KAR WAS ONLY A BOY, AND A SLAVE BUT HE HAD SPOKEN AS A UBAR. *Raiders of Gor* 9TH Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World Does Not Always Have Him Commanding Verna removed her sleen knife from her belt. She handed it to me. I stood there, holding the knife. The other girls stood ready, some half crouching. All had removed their knives from their sheaths. The place of which of these said Verna will you take? I do not understand I said ONE OF THESE SAID VERNA YOU WILL TAKE OR MY SELF YOU WILL FIGHT TO THE DEATH. *Captive of Gor* 10th Commandment From a Free Womans Perspective A Man Ruled World Does Not Always Mean He'll Be The Victor Over Woman Sometimes slave girls are forced to fight slave girls, perhaps with steel claws fastened on their fingers, or several girls, variously armed, will be forced to fight a single man, or a small number of men. Surviving girls, of course, become the property of those whom they have fought; MEN WHO LOSE ARE, OF COURSE, SLAIN. *Assassin of Gor*
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