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Is it Morally Right to Pay For Initiation?

Initiation, Consecration, Ordination or other imputed personal Transmission of grace and understanding from one morally endowed and advanced individual to one or more persons at the same time cannot be purchased for any amount! The mind, heart and personality of the recipient or recipients must be previously properly prepared and elevated to a nobility of mind and behaviour which is not only worthy of receiving the Transmission, but must be capable of being of fertile nature to allow super ordinary behavioural and cognitive processes to manifest with increased vigour in works of personal and social beneficence. The charism of the ritual of imputation is a link between the recipient(s) and their ennobling unconscious in the Way of Ascension as a self-legislating advocate for humanity at large. The recipient(s) must always absorb all costs associated with any such ceremony for him or herself only, such as regalia, travel expenses, lodging and meals, all transactions of which must be at arms length with no financial involvement with the receiving organization and Transmitting delegate whatsoever. Seekers must be careful to scrutinize in detail the claims, promises and objectives of any organization or individual offering to travel and Transmit anything for a fee, however reasonable the amount and circumstances may appear. True Teachers always undertake a financial and circumstantial burden at their own expense (!) involved in spreading and advancing the teaching or founding of new group(s), therefore understandably prudent and economical measures of restraint must be employed to minimize expense to all parties involved. No donations or so-called love offerings are acceptable either for any parties involved. Esoteric and fraternal organizations cannot be money making or commercial enterprises or treated as such, however good the intentions or ends about them may be or appear to be. +Mike Restivo Sar Ignatius, I::L:: RCMO, 99 RR

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