The higher-peace consciousness forwarded by the Sacred Ancestral Naga Priesthood was spread in Ausarian teachings that seeded world religious traditions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Taoism and others. Within these traditions, one can track and trace the sacred-garden-culture values that begin with consuming from the fruits of the Tree of Life.

The moral and ethical reasoning that has been preserved from the teachings of the Sacred Ancestral Naga Priesthood honors the sanctity of life. Reverence for life within the Sacred Garden Culture from which we come makes the shedding of blood taboo. Thus, we still find the bits, pieces, and parts of the Sacred Garden Culture throughout the eastern lands of India and Asia.

The principle of Ahimsa, which is a term meaning “non-violence” and “non-injury” is seeded from the Ausarian teachings of higher peace that are upheld within the sacred ancestral Tree-of-Life culture. The sacred ancestral body temple of Ausar was chopped into bits, pieces, and parts by his younger brother Seth and scattered across the world never to be re-membered. However, the re-membering continues to occur, simply because we have not forgotten.