the Order of Kobe
The Order of Kobe is a free association of person structured - along the lines of a militar chivalry order - as follows:
- founded and lead by the Reincarnation of Kobe, in the hunman guise of Donna Askew;
- well advised by the High Priestess of Kobe, Elizabeth Robinson;
- several but number limited nominated Knights of Kobe and Dames of Kobe;
- multitude of Priests of Kobe and Pristesses of Kobe.
Knights and Dames gathered are then called to holy aims under the guide of the Reincarnation of Kobe and the High Priestess of Kobe. Those aims are briefly listed as follows.
I) Help the Reincarnation of Kobe to heal and completely recover her divine nature.
II) Be first privileged witnesses of her wonders and widespread love for mankind.
III) Be fundmental active part for facilitating the realization and the disclosure of the wide Divine Plan that there is for the entire mundo.
This means that they - Knights&Dames - will have a very deep and close relationship with the Reincarnation of Kobe.
Besides, the title of Knight or Dame is for life and is not hereditary.
The Order of Kobe, anyhow, is not a restricted and closed circle.
The Order of Kobe is open to anyone who feels the call inside of to serve and to honor the Divine Plan.
To protect the Divine Plan itself, the only veil of secrecy is limited to the parts that make up it and they will be unveiled step by step by the Reincarnation of Kobe or the High Priestss of Kobe, depending on its gradual success.
Anyone who shares these ideals and aims can apply for membership directly to the Reincarnation of Kobe.
Waiting to deserve the knighthood investiture by her, she will pleased to nominate you as a Priest of Kobe or as a Priestess of Kobe.
The first handful of Knights of Kobe and Dames of Kobe will be invested on Valentine's Day y145.
The High Priestess of Kobe in her livery
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Regarding social clubs
A social club is a place where people gather to fraternize and share common interests. The only way of becoming a member of a social club is to be invited by the club leader. All social clubs have a club house where the members meet.
VIPs can be a member of up to five social clubs at the same time, while non-VIPs can only be a member of one.