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“What endures is not declared. It is built.”
— Lady Jessie Spiritweaver, Historian


Welcome, traveler.

I am Lady Jessie Spiritweaver, and a resident of the Isle of Teletus.

Within Gor, I am who I am. I do not move in and out of character. When I am present in Gor, I am present as Lady Jessie Spiritweaver. My conduct, my writing, and my engagement are shaped accordingly.

The essays and letters collected here are written from lived experience. They reflect what I observe, what I have participated in, and what I have seen endure or fail within Gorean communities in Second Life. I write from my place, my caste, and my understanding of Gorean structure. That perspective may differ from yours. That difference is not only expected, it is acceptable.

This site is not intended to dictate belief or demand agreement. It is intended to examine conduct, continuity, and consequence within Gor as it is practiced. Thoughtful discussion is welcome, provided it is carried out with respect and good faith. Disagreement does not require dismissal, and challenge does not require hostility.

Ultimately, my aim is simple. I seek to support and encourage those within Second Life who desire a stronger, more coherent Gor. A Gor shaped by memory rather than movement, by service rather than title, and by people willing to contribute rather than merely consume.

Better Gor does not arrive by decree. It is built, patiently and deliberately, by those willing to remain and do the work.


Disclaimer
Gor is a fictional setting originating in the Gorean Saga by John Norman.

The customs, values, and social structures discussed on this site reflect in-character exploration of that fictional world and may not align with modern societal norms or personal moral frameworks.

All writing on this site is intended as roleplay, commentary, or cultural discussion within the fictional context of Gor.

Gor and related concepts are the intellectual property of John Norman.

I am Lady Jessie SpiritWeaver

Welcome to The Gorean Measure, a collection of letters and essays concerned with conduct, caste, memory, and continuity in Gor. Here I write not as an authority by title, but as a Free Woman rooted in place, obligation, and long memory.

These writings reflect on how Gor is lived rather than how it is claimed. They speak to staying, to service, and to the quiet work that gives names weight over time.

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