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Why do some people put equations that are wrong after their names (e.g. 8=3)?

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Why do some people put equations that are wrong after their names (e.g. 8=3)?

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The equations signify grades in the Golden Dawn system, which range from 0=0 (neophyte), and 1=10 (zelator) through to 10=1 (ipsissimus), and do not attempt to convey any mathematical truths. The grades signify levels of attainment within that system, and within that system alone. However, certain grades reflect changes in consciousness that are universal, and mark stages in development, achievable by anyone: 0=0: Neophyte – marks an awareness of a spiritual goal, an awakening to there being “something higher”. It is a beginning. “I am aware” 5=6: Adeptus minor – signifies attainment to the knowledge and conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel, identifying with the individual subconscious which manifests the universal Will in each person. Entails a *realization* of the individual’s “place” in the universe, and of the individual’s true will. “I do” 8=3: Magister Templi, “Master of the Temple” – signifies the crossing of the Abyss, or the identification with the universal Will itself. En

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