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Wednesday 1 February 2012

Ruby Tablet

Darcy Kuntz has just released his RUBY TABLET  which should be important reading for anyone interested in the Golden Dawn tradition.  Darcy is using the magazine to release documents which have been unpublished.  As you will be aware this is a particular bugbear of mine which in my view has made a small group of people who do no magical work more important to some groups than they should be.
There is a black market in trading of Golden Dawn photocopies which when they end up in the wrong hands, get traded for grades and favours. Sometimes if a group has a collection of photocopies it gives these out as proof that it has true lineage and other groups do not... even when the material was collected from this document trading racket.
I know of one person who was actually made a chief of an order on the basis of his collection and was given a 7=4 by the Order in question.  After a few years he died having never turned up at a meeting, but made a big thing about his grade to who ever would listen.
Anyway Darcy's magazine is available by donation, which should be about five dollars an issue. If it works then Darcy is promising to release more material from his collection as well as modern articles. This is something that the Golden Dawn community should support.

5 comments:

  1. Interesting, I had no idea this black market was such a factor. It is amusing what people will do for 'secret information', myself included.

    As this material becomes more widely available, perhaps this will help in a shift to base Grades on merit. There are still other factors that can interfere, like money and politics, but it is a step in the right direction.

    If possession of documents conferred spiritual authority, anyone who had a copy of The Golden Dawn would be eligible for Chief. :-)

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  2. I agree wholeheartedly. It's time to put an end to the so-called "paper adepts".

    It's good to see more unpublished material seeing the light of day. Darcy's Ruby Tablet is a step in the right direction, and I look forward to reading more issues of it.

    LVX,
    Dean.

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  3. Dude, you can be a 7=4 just by getting the papers together? HELLO, DIGIMOB!

    :D

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  4. Exactly my point... magic is not about collecting papers. It is about doing and many of these paper adepts do not do.

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  5. Thanks for sharing the link, Nick. This is the first I've heard of his new publication.

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