Campers and Alumni Share Thoughts on Lamp of Truth

By Ben Woods

Halfway through our quest to discover what the Law of the Woods means to our camp community, the lamps of beauty and truth are burning brightly. Here’s what our campers, staff and alumni had to say about the Lamp of Truth and its three rays: “Speak true,” “Play fair” and “Be reverent.”

 

Speak true

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Speak true — Word of honor is sacred.
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Photo of Grand Medicine candidates by Kate Downey, ax-and-paddle photo courtesy of Jamie Hepner, illustration by Maddie Spragg, poem by Teresa Baños, pizza photo by Alice Petty, photo of Ogichi camper by Liz Hattemer

 

Play fair

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Play fair — Foul play is treachery.
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Photo by camper playing soccer by Liz Hattemer, poem by Teresa Baños, photo of pillow fighting by Kate Downey

 

Be reverent

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Be reverent — Worship the Great Spirit and respect all worship of him by others.
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Council Ring photo by Liz Hattemer, interview with Pebaam by Teresa Baños, sunrise photo by Ethan Kiernan

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