THE MILITARY CIRCLES

Agate is divided into 3 military circles, each dedicated to select Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that have been set forth by Planet Earth’s United Nations

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THE HOUSE

Code of Ethics: This House is grounded in the cardinal virtue of Temperance. In this circle, Temperance refers to the art of self-mastery. This circle has been able to harness the reigns of reason and mental control

 

Call to Action: Each circle seeks to achieve select UN SDGs, in the hope of restoring balance to Agate. These goals are overseen by Agate’s UCOP, which include:

SDG 8: Decent work and Economic Growth | SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure | SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities | SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production

 

Common goals: Each of the houses share common UN SDGs. These include: SDG 1: No Poverty I SDG 2: No Hunger I SDG 3: Good Health & Well-Being I SDG 4: Quality Education I SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

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THE BATTALION

There are two battalions in this circle: The web of war & the delicate thread of diplomacy | The wings of the battering ram

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THE COMMANDERS (THE FLAMBEAU TWINS) 

Commander Gas leads the platoon of 'The web of war and the delicate thread of diplomacy'

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THE HOUSE CREST OF AGATE & WOOD

Each house is represented by an agate stone on wood. The agate is known to be a soothing and calming gemstone, while wood is a strong symbol of life, growth and strength. The mixing of both elements represents transformation and resilience 

 

AGATE COLOR

The web of war carries the pink agate stone. Its history goes back to the Neolithic Era as far back as 10,000 BC. The stone was a talisman against evil energy. It is thought that it provided specific protection against natural disasters. In the Bible, the pink agate stone was one of 12 gemstones on Aaron’s breastplate, a tool used to communicate with God. Pink Agate has often been used to provide some form of protection