The values of the Covenant of the Sacred Flame represent  its foundation. 

• The first is Integrity. To have integrity is to remain true to ones beliefs. To behave in alignment with your principles and values, regardless of interpretations.  To have integrity is to be undivided, entire and unimpaired. To act in personal alignment to ones truth. 
• The second is Respect.  To have respect for self, you honor your body, mind, and spirit. You treat it with care and set good boundaries for yourself. To have respect for others, you see the divine within them that is also within you.  You honor the choices they have made for their life and by doing so support them in their choice.
• The third is Self-Discipline.  Self-Discipline guides those that wield it to help improve their life and achieve goals. It helps to make sound decisions and build confidence. Self-Discipline helps to reduce stress by creating habits that honor the body, mind, and spirit.   
• The fourth is Humility. Through humility we find growth and integration.  Life and its experiences grant us challenges and growth. Just when you think you are an expert, we receive a challenge to remind us to be humble. To be humble is not seen as a weakness.  Humility honors the eternal student within as well as the teaches we meet. 
• The fifth is Generosity. It is through sharing and supporting that we ourselves learn from others. When we give, we in return receive. Generosity honors the community around you as well as your place in it. Volunteering your time to help others  is a self sacrifice that builds and creates. It is this value that brings us together.  
• The sixth is out tenants. The tenants of the Covenant of the Sacred Flame not only guide but they help define purpose of the work with the Covenant. 
  • One must seek out the divine feminine and masculine within and see it in each other. To respect this divine nature and to seek to learn from each other.
  • To path work in one’s life with the goal of ascension of the mind, body, and spirit in personal evolution.
  • To support each member’s work towards their goals and dreams.
  • To seek out liberation and ascension to one’s highest bliss.  With understanding of the union with source consciousness and the collective consciousness.
  • To give and act, one creates and activates the divine nature becoming the creator. We must each cultivate this creativity and seek to channel it for the success of the whole.
  • To be the alchemist, one knows how to find the divine nature in something and bring it to the surface. One must transmute the past and present to propel forward in spirit.
  • All actions come from a divine creation. All actions should come from a divine intention.
  • Nobility comes from the heart. To be noble is to see nobility in others. Seek to help others cultivate their nobility.
  • To share in the wealth of knowledge to each other, honors the knowledge and uplifts the Covenant.
  • There is no hierarchy in the Covenant only equality in all aspects.
  • The Covenant does not recognize gender between members. All of what the spirit believes is true in the body, is true to each other. For spirit is formless and and should be respected in the form it wishes to take. 
  • The Covenant recognizes all spiritual paths flow from the source of creation. Both light and dark, good and evil, all flows from this source. We recognize all Dieties and aspects of this source as sacred in their own way. It is through the fiery gnosis of these aspects that we walk closer with source creation. 
  • To strive to be the greatest student on ones walk in life. In turn to strive to be the greatest teacher once called to service. 
  • To be in service to the highest divine self, in honor of its creator, to best be in service as torchbearers. 

It is through these six values within the Covenant of the Sacred Flame, that all others are accepted.