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| - | ====== Grades in the AA ====== | ||
| - | A∴A∴, or Argenteum Astrum (Silver Star), is a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley in 1907, focusing on the pursuit of spiritual growth and the attainment of one's True Will. The system is based on the principles of Thelema and is designed to guide aspirants through a structured path of spiritual development. | ||
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| - | The A∴A∴ grade system is based on the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, which consists of ten spheres (Sephiroth) and the paths connecting them. The grades in Crowley' | ||
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| - | ===== The Order of the Golden Dawn: ===== | ||
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| - | Neophyte (0° = 0□) - Associated with the sphere of Malkuth | ||
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| - | Zelator (1° = 10□) - Associated with the sphere of Yesod | ||
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| - | Practicus (2° = 9□) - Associated with the sphere of Hod | ||
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| - | Philosophus (3° = 8□) - Associated with the sphere of Netzach | ||
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| - | ===== The Order of the Rose Cross: ===== | ||
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| - | Adeptus Minor (5° = 6□) - Associated with the sphere of Tiphareth | ||
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| - | Adeptus Major (6° = 5□) - Associated with the sphere of Geburah | ||
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| - | Adeptus Exemptus (7° = 4□) - Associated with the sphere of Chesed | ||
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| - | ===== The Order of the Silver Star: ===== | ||
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| - | Magister Templi (8° = 3□) - Associated with the sphere of Binah | ||
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| - | Magus (9° = 2□) - Associated with the sphere of Chokmah | ||
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| - | Ipsissimus (10° = 1□) - Associated with the sphere of Kether | ||
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| - | In addition to the main grades, there is a probationary period called " | ||
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| - | It is important to note that each grade in A∴A∴ corresponds to specific tasks, practices, and areas of study that the aspirant must complete before progressing to the next level. The progression through these grades is intended to facilitate the aspirant' | ||