...or worse, instead. People speak solemnly all the time about what "the Chinese people think" and about their feelings, as if unquestioned unanimity were the most natural of things, and moreover a conferral of moral legitimacy. As China's power rises, the implications for the world are potentially quite profound. An implicit question, in fact, is already being posed: "How dare anyone offend ...

... sooner or later the guilt will catch up. If a persons asks their married half before *hand*, <pun intended> and they give the ok, then it is ok; but my rule of thumb is if you would not feel conferrable doing it in front of you wife then don't. Oh btw, did you catch what a 34 and a half is? I don't know if anyone else has ever used that expression for a head job or not; but my ...

...; because sooner or later the guilt will catch up. If a persons asks their married half before *hand*, <pun intended> and they give the ok, then it is ok; but my rule of thumb is if you would not feel conferrable doing it in front of you wife then don't. Oh btw, did you catch what a 34 and a half is? I don't know if anyone else has ever used that expression for a head job or not; but ...

... in Nantes, France, in 1909. Additionally, Mathers gave Reid the title of MacGregor (which was inherited by his son), and which also the 7=4 to Reid in return for the Arch-Druid conferral. Thus, Reid obtained an authority enabling him to officate at G.D. ceremonies. His rights in both Druidry and the G.D. were transmitted to his heirs and successors, which included ...

... in Nantes, France, in 1909. Additionally, Mathers gave Reid the title of MacGregor (which was inherited by his son), and which also the 7=4 to Reid in return for the Arch-Druid conferral. Thus, Reid obtained an authority enabling him to officate at G.D. ceremonies. His rights in both Druidry and the G.D. were transmitted to his heirs and successors, which included ...

... doubtful in light of the above conclusion - from two of the experts on British druidry, by the way. Ben Adam Stout made a thorough study of MacGregor Reid, and suggested that the conferral of the "MacGregor" title from Mathers, which was given only to 3 other G. D. initiates, was tantamount to a mystical transmission. http://druidry.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=...

... in Nantes, France, in 1909. Additionally, Mathers gave Reid the title of MacGregor (which was inherited by his son), and which also the 7=4 to Reid in return for the Arch-Druid conferral. Thus, Reid obtained an authority enabling him to officate at G.D. ceremonies. His rights in both Druidry and the G.D. were transmitted to his heirs and successors, which included also his son...

...inherited by his son), and which also the 7=4 to Reid in return for the Arch-Druid conferral. Thus, Reid obtained an authority enabling him to officate at G.D. ceremonies. His rights in both...his son (MacGregor Reid). Adam Stout made a thorough study of MacGregor Reid, and suggested that the conferral of the "MacGregor" title from Mathers, which was given only to 3 other G. D. initiates,...

... the question of the 7-4 conferral: --- In golden-dawn-group@yahoogroups.com..., and 2) the hospital bed "conferral" from Jack Taylor may have been...of delirium, which would invalidate the conferral regarding the requirement of "magical ... the force of a ritual conferral of the Grade itself. That ... one but two 7 = 4 conferrals ! ! ! Finally, a publication from Robinson ...

... recently published further on the question of the 7-4 conferral: --- In golden-dawn-group@yahoogroups.com, "zalewski2003" <jabb9239@...>.... This quotation leads me to think that the 7=4 conferrals of Gary Ford were rather on a more substantial grounding ... he received not one but two 7 = 4 conferrals ! ! ! Finally, a publication from Robinson appears once again in reply ...