Points that I find interesting and worth further consideration and review from the online list by Master Skip Chasey. The Complete list is available here.

• A Master is actively engaged in regular spiritual practice to strengthen and deepen his awakening.
• A Master is self-sufficient.
• To avoid causing suffering in himself and others, a Master remains in control of his ego, even when he indulges it.
• A Master is spiritually awake. A Master knows that while pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.
• A Master knows what he has mastered, what he has of lasting value to offer a slave.
• A Master understands the importance and value of discipline and protocol, and develops discipline for himself and a protocol for his slave that is both nurturing and nourishing.
• A Master is willing to stand in the middle of his slave's projections about the Master without moving, neither supporting nor fostering the illusion, nor destroying it.
• A Master is willing to bear, without complaint or self-pity, the awareness that doing his best may at times not be good enough.
• Despite appearances, in exercising his authority a Master's primary intention is not to get his needs met, but to meet the needs of others as revealed by the Universe; it is a manner in which a Master fulfills his Divine purpose.
• A Master fully understands and embraces the paradox of the Master/slave relationship.