► Put the fair and good (what is beneficial, not harmful) into your mind.
Do not waste your life on trivial pursuits
Stop participating in the illusory, idolatrous, superficial, and degraded.

► Stand up for culture that calls you to your higher nature.
Defend the gentle virtues (purity, gentleness, affection, beauty, humility, vulnerability, and simple goodness)
Stand up against superficiality, manipulation, and degradation.

► Every work of art is a challenge to address the world
Don't think of a show (movie, television show, play, etc) mainly in terms of it being pleasing. It is the value of what is depicted that is of most importance.

► Try to understand what a work of art says.
– Reflect on every show, exhibit and song that you experience
– Ask for meaning at any cultural event or situation you participate in, including movies, television, internet, sports, performances, bookstores, etc.
– Ask what a work of art says, and what view of life it promotes. What is the hope of the authors? What lies next to their hearts?
– Think about how art affects you and society.
– Understand what a work of art says.
– Try to understand the purpose and motive of the piece.
– Seek the good, true and beautiful.
– Don’t participate harmful cultural activities
– Look for an invisible reality.

Do not submit to publicly induced consciousness. Free your mind from social control. You are responsible for what the artists you appreciate do in their lives!