Graxeanism isn't for everyone, and everyone isn't for Graxeanism. If this is a path you wish to explore, take a look at this list and decide if it's a good fit.

Paganism is a religion/spiritual path that generally has its beliefs in older forms of worship. These include reconstruction of Greek, Roman, Nordic, and Celtic cultures and religious practices, the worship of Nature as Divinity, indigenous religious practices and cultures, or a blend of all of the above. Some pagans feel that any religion not including Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and Buddhism is considered pagan. In fact, you may find this definition in the dictionary. However, not all groups identified as Pagan label themselves as so. For instance, most Native Americans do not consider themselves Pagan. Graxeanism also falls under this concept. Graxeanism is just Graxeanism, but others may label it Pagan based on the descriptions above.

This is a list of clarifications of the Graxean Principles. Though for the most part they are self-explanatory, everyone has their own perception. Therefore, this is meant to clarify anything that can be misconstrued.

The clarifications are also available to assist in deciding whether a particular action goes against the Principles. More than likely, this will probably never occur, but it's good to have it available if needed.

Before you embark on any Spiritual Path or enter into any religion, you need to understand exactly what it is you are looking for and understand your reasons for your search. This list of questions and statements are to help you look inside yourself to really know for sure what it is you need out of a Spiritual Path. Also, if you are already in a Path of Spirituality, this list can help to ensure you are getting what you need from it.

Graxeanism is a system of spiritual tools and teachings that assists a person in understanding and empowering his or her own spiritual path with reverence for Nature.