4DBP McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas, Nevada

Treat people with respect and courtesy. Even when in a pissy mood. 

4DBP, Tucson International Airport, Tucson, Arizona

No longer 'death bed religion' just the 4 death bed principles. 

4DBRP, John Wayne Airport, Santa Ana, California

Just outside gate 16.

Treat everyone fair.

Be nice!

Take responsibility.

Every person is doing the best they can.

Get the job done, Mike. 

4 DBR Principles, Lompoc, California

The 4 DBR Principles from Dana Point, CA

The 4 principles (most) every man wants to be judged by on his death bed:

1. I was honorable

2. I was accountable

3. I was respectful

4. I was dependable

When the busyness of life fades and a man examines who he was and how he wants to be remembered he (usually) focuses on four principles:

Honor: when I had to deal with people I treated them fair and square and expected the same.

Accountability: whatever I did or didn't do, I own up to, I take responsibility. I did the best I could with how I understood the world. I accept whatever fate or judgement is given me. 

Respect: all believe whatever we need to make it in the world. I did the same. I did not preach, condemn or condescend. I never told people they were wrong or tried to convince them I was right. I lived and let live. 

Dependability: I did an honest days work for an honest days pay. I carried my weight. When there was work to be done I showed up and did my share. I worked as hard and as long as it took to get the job done and I did it without complaint. 

These are the 4 Death Bed Religion Principles. Written and revised today in my apartment in Dana Point, California. Picture is from the harbor overlook off of Violet Lantern at 3:00pm. 

4 DBR principles in Minneapolis-St. Paul

Nice airport. Work cubicles. Spent a solid hour living principle 4. 

Honest and sincere work. 

Picture taken outside of G concourse.

4 DBR Principles from O'Hare-Chicago

Long trip from Orange County to Salt Lake City to Chicago. Going back through Minneapolis. 

1. Say hi to all people I encounter.

2. When I screw up take responsibility.

3. Respect people doing their jobs.

4. Keep working hard. 

4 core principles from salt lake airport

1. Honest: I will treat people fair in everything I do today. 

2. Accountability: I take all responsibility for the things I do or don't do today.

3. Respect: I will respect others passions, beliefs and points of views today. 

4. I will work hard and earn the money I make today as a valued employee of my organization. 

The helmet re-done

Death Bed Religion

1. I treated people fair.
2. I take accountability for what I did or didn't do.
3. I didn't judge what people believed or how they acted religiously. I want and expect them to treat me the same now.
4. I worked hard an never quit until the job was done.

The Unaffiliated Helmet Recent Logo

The Four Core Principles of Spirituality The Unaffiliated Helmet Represents:

1.            Honor

2.            Accountability

3.            Respect 

4.            Dependability

Honor: I do an honest day’s work for an honest day’s pay.  When I deal with people I treat them fair.

Accountability: Whatever I do or don't do, I own up to, I take responsibility.  

Respect: I believe what I believe. I do not preach, condemn or condescend. I do not tell people their beliefs are wrong or try to convince them mine are right. 

Dependability: I carry my weight. When there is work to be done I show up and do my share.  I work as hard and as long as it takes to get the job done and I do it without complaint. 

Self-portrait

The unaffiliated helmet is mostly a self-portrait.

The image of a person who deeply and genuinely enjoys exploring spiritual matters both personal and collective

The symbol represents compassionate, objective presence regardless of religious declaration or creed, the helmet a commitment to identity where none appears to exist.

The first unaffiliated football logo.