The Three Sacred Things

There are three sacred things in the world and in human life, in this view has been the active and functional view of our White European ancestors:

The creative power (sex) is the first sacred thing.

Whatever whatever gives remembrance of God and the path back to God is the second. The second includes saints, pictures of saints,monks, priests, nuns, scriptures, rosaries, churches and untouched nature.

The more cultivated, satvic souls love untouched, pristine nature because it reminds them of the untouched, pure Brahman. But they also love the churches and religious heritage because it reminds them of the blissful, knowable God with form. Whatever reminds us of God is sacred, and so is the creative power of sex.

A sacred thing is treated with reverence, with respect, and used only within rules.

The third sacred thing is your duty to your family and people.

Those who attack the sacredness of sex, or the sacredness of religious heritage and God-reminding symbols, or the sacredness of our duty to family and people -- attack the people and their prosperity. 

The Territories of Religious Knowledge