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						Challenger: Whence 
						comest thou? 
						
						
						Zelator: From 
						the East, the place of Light. 
						
						
						Challenger: What 
						didst thou see in the place of Light? 
						
						
						Zelator: That 
						which is Below and Above. 
						
						
						Challenger: Whence 
						goest thou? 
						
						
						Zelator: To 
						the West, in search of Love. 
						
						
						Challenger: Thou 
						must first be in perfect silence. 
						
						
						Zelator: [Sign 
						of  Silence]. 
						
						
						Challenger: Thou 
						must see and move on thy own. 
						
						
						Zelator: I 
						do and will. 
						
						
						Challenger: Thou 
						must see thyself. 
						
						
						Zelator: I 
						will. 
						
						
						Challenger: Who 
						will bare witness to the accomplishments? 
						
						
						Endorser: I 
						do and I will. 
						
						
						Challenger: Then 
						I the Guardian of the Palace, hereby grant thee entrance 
						to the West, that ye may seek Love. Know ye that 
						entrance to the next grade will not be granted until 
						thou hast been received by invitation (if 
						notified of a motto change, add: “That 
						thou mayest be known in this court by the Initiated, ye 
						shall herein be called (motto).”). 
						
						
						Practicus: Do 
						what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. 
						
						
						All Assembled: Love 
						is the law, love under will.   |