The helping hand.
Teaches to help others, and we are one community.
Wan (pronounced One) Teaches that what we do for the whole matters more than what we do for ourselves. Though you should keep yourself healthy and able if you can, the real test of a person is what they do for others. From a healing hand when needed, to teaching others. We can all help in our own way, and if everyone adds to the whole there is more than enough to go around. Greed, hate and betrayal are the high sins in our heart.
People are not expected to give the shirt off his/her back, just help where one can. Avoid being taken advantage of, and often the idea of teaching someone how to fish is better than just giving someone a fish. Often followers of Wan will prefer to live in a group or community where the idea of family is more than blood, but also the people around you.
For all the kindness that the followers of Wan show, they have a few things that they are slow to forgive. People that commit betrayal and people that try to con or take advantage of the kindness that we show are often outcast, and only offered another chance after taking extreme effort to make up for what they did wrong. Theft is a horrible crime when its done for greed. Yet it breaks our hearts when one has to steel just to eat.
When it comes to laws the follows od Wan respect and follow laws that help the people. Yet at the same time the reason one broke a law is often more important than the fact they broke it. For example, a child steeling bread to feed himself and siblings is a situation where the real injustice is that we failed the child. Yet, someone who harms another without remorse is seen a vile.
Often churches of Wan also serve as a school for anyone that cannot afford one. Teaching anything from reading to skills and trades.