Page 76 - Nuwaupian Rules...Preface-Chapters 999.1 - 999.2 - 999.3 - 999.4 - 999.5 - 999.6 - 999.7 - 999.8 - 999.9

– NUWAUPIAN RULES of the 24,000 Year Cycle for the Hereafter –

*From paa Laraq Paa Ṫaraq “The Way” – Chap. 6 – “Haqaq shil
Haqaqaat 'Fact of Facts'” – v. 40

“40. If a male takes to wife a woman who has children by another then they

become his children to care for and provide for as his own DNA children.”

*From paa Laraq Paa Ṫaraq “The Way” – Chap. 8 – “What kind of God
are you Really Worshiping?” – v. 72

“72. Raise Nuwaupian children as if each is from your own body.”

C) The adoptive child shall have an absolute right to information and knowledge
about his or her biological family and the child's Tribal heritage.

D) Traditional Grandparents Rights: No disposition order or decree including
termination of parental rights and adoption shall divest the child's traditional
grandparents of their right to reasonable visitation with the child and their
duty to provide instruction and training to the child regarding Tribal culture
and traditions or their duty to provide the necessities of life for the child
should the parents be unable to do so, unless those rights and duties have been
extinguished in a proceedings in which the individual was a party to any
violations against the child.

E) Placement Preferences: If a child is placed out-of-home, the following

placement preferences is suggested:

(a) With a member of the child's immediate family who resides on the
Yamassee Tribe of Native Americans, the United Nuwaupian Nation tribal
land, Nuwaupia, or within a 50 mile radius;

(b)With a member of the child's extended family who resides on the Yamassee
Tribe of Native Americans, the United Nuwaupian Nation tribal land,
Nuwaupia, or within a 50 mile radius;

(c) With another person who resides within or near the Yamassee Tribe of
Native Americans, the United Nuwaupian Nation tribal land, Nuwaupia,
who has knowledge of and a desire to foster the child's tribal status and
76