Talk:Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn

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information about 20th century revivals. (For the record, the GD group I am associated with is not even mentioned in that FAQ, so including it can hardly be "POV bias" on my part.) Furthermore, that FAQ has also been linked to in this article ever since this article was created. It has historical significance for that reason alone. No editors have ever objected to its inclusion, even during the most heated bouts of edit-warring. Checking for broken links is always a good thing, of course. But if a link can be found to

2235:, not to serve as a link repository for every GD group in the world. There is no way to "filter" any other way. Why not include every single group with "Golden Dawn" in their name in that list? Because it would be either a)biased toward some groups, or )b be as long as the article itself. So if you have a video of the original Golden Dawn of 1888 performing a ritual (not likely!) then it would be relevant. Or perhaps a video of a documentary re-creation of a historic ritual. But a modern group performing a ritual is 1944:

link entirely., Ritual Video is relevant no matter who produced it. JMax555, please defend your argument that it is not relevant. I can hardly see how a ritual video has a biased POV. Ritual video is ritual video. If you have a better one, please post the link. I do not find any better one. Content here on wiki, should not be determined by the politics of Golden Dawn groups, but by relevance of content. Ritual video is highly relevant.--

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because of course any "alleged" members still need a verifiable third-party citation. But unverifiable entries should be removed. The most prominent example is Bram Stoker. He never "outed" himself, and the Lodge he would have likely belonged to destroyed their membership rolls in the wake of the Horos scandal. But Stoker's name comes up in print as a possible member (King, I think) so it's verifiable under Knowledge (XXG) guidelines.

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an "article" on a website or a blog that says anything, true or not. Also, where is there any documentation about the HOGD or any of its offshoots believing in the "Hollow Earth" ideology? So far, no one has been able to document any connection between the Chrysí Avgí political party and the HOGD, other than the coincidence of the name. Can you provide a link to this article? Thanks.

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In order to add such a edit, you must be able to back it up with reliable, verifiable references. "I have read an article about it" is not enough. What article? Where did it appear? If it was only on the Internet, such references are usually not allowed by Knowledge (XXG) Guidlines. Anybody can write

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I just removed some vandalism. Under the "list of known or alleged members" was included "Manny and Bernard Swanhouse (1863-1912) (1863-1912); twins, suicide. Poets, writers, fans of chess" I need not mention that these people (named after characters from the TV program 'Black Books') are imaginary.

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For example, at one point it was part of the consensus that only links to Wiki pages of current GD groups should be included. But people came in and added links to webpages of groups not considered notable enough to qualify for Wiki articles. I did not complain, or try to remove those external links,

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I see from the history that user JMax555 is associated with one Golden Dawn group. His biased POV dows not qualify him to make these decisions. I can see no reason to link to a 16 year old version of a FAQ merely because one Golden Dawn faction supports it. As a compromise, I suggest removing the FAQ

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Some followers of the Golden Dawn tradition believe that the Secret Chiefs are not necessarily living humans or supernatural beings, but are rather symbolic of actual and legendary sources of spiritual esotericism, a great leader, or teacher of a spiritual path or practice that found its way into the

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Yeah, I've been dropping my jaw at a number of these types of statements. The tradition of the tomb of Christian Rosenkreuz, and a Vault of Adepts is an allegory and was used for the first order or outer order. But Wescott claims some of it was from another person, and "continental adept" refers to a

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Citations were placed in the lead due to disputes over the members status as freemasons (if memory serves me right, this was back in 2006). If its mentioned in a section below already, we can leave it there (frankly, its mentioned in the SRIA article as well, and is better suited there) and remove it

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Re: improving the quality of the members information available here, Sally Davis has been working from the original membership rolls now held in the Freemason's Archive in London as originally used by RA Gilbert. Since her material is not a "reliable secondary source", it can't go on the main Golden

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User JMax555, please explain here how Golden Dawn Ritual Video is not notable or relevant to this article instead of arbitrarily deleting links, and leave such decisions to consensus of non-biased POV users. I see that most of the other links here have also a biased POV towards one group or another,

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I don't think alleged members should be listed. If membership in an organization is unproven it should not be assumed. After all, anyone can say anything about anyone, true or untrue. I think it is irresponsible to include anyone here who is only alleged to be a member. At the very least a separate

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Also, I am restoring the link to the original Golden Dawn FAQ. The old link was broken, the new one is the same exact material on another site. It's subject matter is the historical Golden Dawn, so it is impossible for it to be "dated". It's mostly about the history of the original Order, with some

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I'm not sure breaking it into two lists makes sense, if only because the list of "alleged" members might be pretty short. How about in the list there is an asterisk denoting "alleged" and a REF link next to each "alleged" name, and the REF link is to a footnote citing the source of the allegation,

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No one is "controlling" anything, least of all me. No one "owns" a WP article, and likewise, nothing is left to "decisions of non-POV users." A given editor having a personal POV is irrelevant. My association with a particular group is irrelevant. What you have to show is that I clearly display a

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These rituals were based on the tradition of the tomb of Christian Rosenkreuz, and a Vault of Adepts became the controlling force behind the Outer Order. Later in 1916, Westcott claimed that Mathers also constructed these rituals from materials he received from Frater Lux ex Tenebris, a purported

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I've removed Stoker's name from the list of members. The only two provided sources were both unreliable ('The Spear of Destiny' by Trevor Ravenscroft and 'The Templar Revelation' by Lynn Picknett) and R. A. Glibert says in the reliable book 'The Golden Dawn: Twilight Of The Magicians' that "Bram

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Regardie (1982) says that Arnold Bennett was a member "if rumour may be trusted" (16). This is the citation given in the article, but the citation somehow implies that Bennett was a member rather than making it clear that the most we know is that there was a rumor. Frater Alastor, in his website

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Did the "Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn" affect the Nazi ideology? I have read an article about it. Acoording to the article, there are connections. For instance, the Nazis believe that the center of the World is empty just like the members of HOGD. And there are other similarities too. In

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The material was in a skeletal format. Just bits and pieces of data. By workable, the writer (I didn't add that I don't think, and if i did, hah) means that they took it (the data) and used it to create ceremonial rituals to initiate new members and also to pass to higher "degrees" or grades.

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The source cited to support Doyle as a member of the Golden Dawn is an article that does not mention the Golden Dawn at all. Further, in his 2007 biography of Doyle, Conan Doyle: The Man Who Created Sherlock Holmes, Andrew Lycett, the author featured in the cited article, describes several

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of being biased. I was criticizing the content, not the editor. I said the link you provided led to a biased "FAQ" published by one GD group that strongly promotes it's own POV. It's simply not a proper FAQ as compared to the one that has always been on that link, written from a historical

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I concur that ritual video is notable and relevant to this article as other videos. No one Golden Dawn group should be allowed to control this article to this extent as user JMax555 is attempting to do. How about a video section where a collection of relevant videos could be placed?

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for example the Golden Dawn Pedia. Does that make them more or less relevant or notable to this article. Why do you arbitrarily choose to remove video but not the other links that likewise are produced by one group or another. In my opinion, all should remain here as relevant. --

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No. The second order means another section of the organization. Its divided into three orders within the whole order. Once you pass the first order, there is a second and a third. So this means he died before they set up, or constructed this second order and its rituals.

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It is speculated that this was due to some occult papers having been found in a hansom cab, in which Westcott's connection to the Golden Dawn came to the attention of his superiors. He may have been told to either resign from the Order or to give up his occupation as

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Hi, can somebody cite a source for Sara Allgood's membership in the Golden Dawn? I'd really appreciate it. From my perspective, we do need citations for each member. I was doubtful about Stoker, but the discussion here in Talk is really helpful. Thank you!

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I believe it should be mentioned, but how much? Some sources acknowledge her existence, and others speculate that Wescott just made her up. I don't have a source at present that give absolute certainty, so it would have to be carefully worded in my opinion.

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This article lists Charles Williams as a member, but from my own understanding and his Knowledge (XXG) page, he was a member of the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross, and not the Order of the Golden Dawn. Does someone have a reference for his being a member?

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about the historical Order, it's not appropriate for this article. That's why a link to photos of a museum display of the Yeats' original GD ritual tools is relevant, but links to videos of modern groups doing their own interpretations of GD rituals is

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from the "See also" section, as it is already linked from the article text. Our policy is that the "See also" section is only for links not already present in the article and encourages that these links be integrated into the text as becomes possible.

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a suitable substitute for the broken link to the classic old GD FAQ (which I found a working link to and placed in the article.) That organization already has a link in the article to its main website. Let's not start up the edit wars again, eh?

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That leaves only the link to GoldenDawnPedia, and to be honest, I agree that this link leads to some non-relevant and possibly biased information on a particular modern group's website. So I concur if you want to remove it. But I don't see any

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The Golden Dawn FAQ (original from 1990s Usenet groups) - probably the first link in this article when it was written. Has lots of in-depth history of the early GD, written by a non-member of any group or "faction". (Written before there even

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The original tarot was a pack of playing cards. Over time, it grew to include differences in design, more (and sometimes fewer) cards, and the inclusion of symbols on the pictures. I believe it all links to the same article though.

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Golden Dawn of 1888-1902. (It says so right at the top of the page.) I apologize for not making that clear. This is not an article about contemporary groups. The "Contemporary Groups" section was only added to link to groups that

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the consensus. So I respectfully deny that I am exhibiting POV bias in my editing. Please go through the Archives of this discussion page and get up to speed on how we finally came to consensus among all the editors. Thanks.

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I'm back to having doubts about Bram Stoker; according to Howe (1972), the rumor about Stoker's being a member comes from Pauwels' and Bergier's Le Matin des Magiciens (1960), which is non-fiction but is pretty speculative.

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The second paragraph of the lead needs more context - why is it relevant that the founders were Freemasons or that one of them was part of the Theosophical Society? Such connections are unclear to the uninitiated reader. :)

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Golden Dawn at the Open Directory Project - simply a link to Open Directory entry. (By the way, ODP would be a great place to put links to these various ritual performance videos. That's where they belong, not in this

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Golden Dawn Roll Call - a historical document listing members of the Isis-Urania temple. Someone might challenge the accuracy, but I think the information comes from either R.A. Gilbert or Ellic Howe's books, so it's

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The Manuscripts give the specific outlines of the Grade Rituals of the Order, and prescribe a curriculum of specifically graduated teachings that encompass the Hermetic Qabalah, astrology, occult tarot, geomancy, and

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You know what would be really cool? If someone would make a "re-enactment" video of one of the original GD rituals, right down to the gaslights, oil-painted tools and the natural fabric robes. Use the script from

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The "Splinters" section needs much more context. Why did these splinters happen? Who are these people? This section is extremely difficult to understand, particularly for someone unfamiliar with the material.

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While no temples in the original chartered lineage of the Golden Dawn survived past the 1970s, several organizations have since revived its teachings and rituals. Among these, the following are particularly

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In a short time, the Osiris temple in Weston-super-Mare, the Horus temple in Bradford, and the Amen-Ra temple in Edinburgh were founded. A few years after this, Mathers founded the Ahathoor temple in Paris

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The Aspirant to a Grade received instruction on the metaphysical meaning of each of these Elements and had to pass a written examination and demonstrate certain skills to receive admission to that Grade.

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links that show a biased POV, unless you think the academically accepted, verifiable history of the GD as described by several reputable publishing houses and authors for nearly 100 years is "biased."

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Golden Dawn of 1888 was that it was one idea where there was very strong consensus among almost all the past contributors. It's the only way to keep the peace among quarreling editors. This isn't a

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I should add that Sara Allgood knew Annie Horniman and Yeats, for sure, at least, since Horniman made the Abbey her philanthropic project, but I had never seen that Allgood was a member of the GD.

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As I understand it, Orders belong in this section if they have verifiable articles associated with them. Therefore, links to websites and non-article Order listings will be removed as vandalism.

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What do we know about the cipher in which the Cipher Manuscript was written? I wanted to read more about that. I thought to myself - "a code - how cool" - but there wasn't anything else about it.

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However, the true origins of the Manuscript remain a mystery to this day. Many theories as to their genesis have been put forward and there is a lack of concrete evidence supporting any of them.

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Among the personal disagreements within the Isis-Urania temple, disputes were arising from Florence Farr's The Sphere, a secret society within the Isis-Urania, and the rest of the Adept Minors

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Any time there is mention of these other organizations, its showing, in my opinion, a historical perspective. Although I doubt that part is needed, and would be much better on Westcott's bio.

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My sources, if I recall, only mentioned it as a collective (i.e. the order/org). I assume it would have been insisted by the founders. I'm unaware of an individual member starting this.

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According to the records of the Order, the manuscripts were passed from Kenneth Mackenzie, a Masonic scholar, to Rev. A.F.A. Woodford, whom Francis King describes as the fourth founder

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The basis of the original Order of the Golden Dawn was a collection of documents known as the Cipher Manuscripts, written in English using a cipher attributed to Johannes Trithemius.

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Ok, I'll try to add more. It will get confusing because the chief at the time (Mathers) allowed groups to form inside of the order (I know right). The most popular was F. Farr's

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I've seen this mentioned in at least two sources, and the only say it is speculated. It doesn't mention who is doing the speculation, and it didn't appear to be from the author.

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I'm sure I could add alot more there. That section served for the addition of the more well known members, as well as a place to say "the order is flourishing" basically.

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Golden Dawn entries in Llewellyn Encyclopedia - subject entry of the on-line occult encyclopedia by the largest and most reputable publishing company in the field.

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After some thought, I decided to just remove it altogether. Its speculation, and as such, would be better suited to its main article, where its theories reside.

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By the mid 1890s, the Golden Dawn was well established in Great Britain, with membership rising to over a hundred and including every class of Victorian society

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In addition, there was an insistence on women being allowed to participate in the Order in "perfect equality" with men, in contrast to the S.R.I.A. and Masonry.

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Most temples of the Alpha et Omega and Stella Matutina closed or went into abeyance by the end of the 1930s, with the exceptions of two Stella Matutina temples

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Mathers sent an immediate reply, declining to provide proof, refusing to acknowledge the London temple, and dismissing Farr as his representative on March 23.

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as system and book has been the most intensively used source for modern western occult and magical writing. As a book it is both a text and an encyclopedia.

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itself, surely it is misleading and frankly wrong to give the impression that these texts are at all representative of the system and philosophy of the

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The "Secret Chiefs" section needs to explain what the Secret Chiefs actually are. It is confusing otherwise. You list one view, but what about others?

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I'm wondering if some of the material in the "History" section should be extracted and made into a "Beliefs and practices" section. Thoughts on that?

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source, claims on the website of the contemporary order cannot be used to establish that. I see the third-party link that supported the revival of

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The lead is currently not a summary of the article. The first and fourth paragraphs of the lead contain information that is not in the article.

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article about the Golden Dawn and all of it's extensions. It's about the original, historical Order known by that name. If information isn't

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Photocopies and the translation of the original Cipher Manuscripts - the foundational documents of the Order, without editing or commentary.

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Links to the "Golden Dawn FAQ" and GD ritual video published by Rosicrucian Order of the Alpha+Omega offer an extremely biased POV. It is

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perspective by a non-member of any GD group, and which was maintained regularly on Usenet's alt.magick.* FAQ hierarchy for many years.

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Arg. This is all wrong. That whole section needs to be changed. The proof was that wescott never was in contact with Anna Sprengal.

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The last paragraph of the lead is just a list. This either needs to be deleted or explained to a reader unfamiliar with the topic.

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Paste tense is correct. The original order was disbanded, and the remnants are scattered to various sub-pages (other orders/orgs).

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It doesn't. All this does it give a history, deeply rooted in mystery. A form of accreditation. Oldest link is the wisest, etc.

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GD, which is the subject of this article. Therefore I am removing that video link on the basis of irrelevancy, not POV bias.

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Golden Dawn Tradition, by co-founder Dr. W. Wynn Westcott - text of a historical lecture by one of the founders of the Order.

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Mathers and Westcott have been credited for developing the ritual outlines in the Cipher Manuscripts into a workable format

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article is about an historical, not contemporary order. Any evidence of continuation or revival would have to come from a

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including the one to the A+O. I don't think any group that does not have a Wiki article should be on that list, and that

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Dawn Page, but here is a link to it which may be of use to people until a "reliable source" becomes available.

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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My objection to the posting of the video is not that it was biased per se, but because it is irrelevant to the

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I am describing the Golden Dawn in the past tense since it no longer exists. Please let me know if this is ok.

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I agree there. The book doesn't need to be mentioned that much at all, since it was written based on the

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And depending on these informations, could I add the Nazis to the "See also" section of the article?

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Good point. To be fair, the only the Cipher MS are strictly GD, Regardie and Crowley are offshoots.

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Lots of GD material on display in Yeats exhibition including Ritual Notebooks - self-explanatory

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I think a big part of this article is missing - an explanation of what the Golden Dawn members

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is dead, and will be removing it also if I cannot find another third-party ref to replace it.

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Why are there citations in the lead? Is this material not mentioned elsewhere in the article?

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That will be difficult. Heh. Most descriptions are fallacious and prone to non-existence.

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Also, please remember the whole reason this article is labeled as specifically about the

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the 1890s were a golden age, other than that famous people joined. Could more be added?

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The Golden Dawn Library Project - contains only historical texts from original sources.

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If you found an error with any archives or the URLs themselves, you can fix them with

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Erm. It was done through astral projection. Not all of them could do it, apparently.

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The paired numbers attached to the Grades relate to positions on the Tree of Life.

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of the external links is not proper for this article. Running through them I see:

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listing the mottoes, does not list Arnold Bennett ("Rollcall of the Golden Dawn

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list should be made for alleged members. Currently there is no distinction.

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they were written in English using a cipher attributed to Johannes Trithemius

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Stoker (despite popular claims to the contrary) was never a member" (p.81).

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It was about this time that Woodman died, never having seen the Second Order

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A symbolic tree in Qabalah. This should be linked to the proper article.

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1809 is when I believe they were written. What do you mean by collected?

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I think we may benefit form a section instead of this list in the lead.

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of 1909, which is probably the earliest existing printed version. Now

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I'll just list my comments and questions here as I am copyediting.

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secret cheif. I'll have to find these mentions and work this out.

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Will look for the best description for this. Harder to explain.

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Thank you. Is there a way to report persistent spammers?

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working, that's what should replace it, don't you think?

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and not the original Golden Dawn (i.e. this article).

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