Titles within the Dragon Oak TempleAt no point are these titles meant to be pretentious or are needed to bolster egos and accomplishments. Most would not even bother with titles to which they have legitimately earned. Though respect should always be given to all, one should always keep in mind such titles are here only to distinguish ranks with in the Temple for legal purposes,logistics and not used for personal gains or egos.
Lord - The male who is the head of the Temple. Leader and Founder. Council member. A person having the authority to perform and administer religious rites within the Temple and are teachers. They are ones who can give title of High Priest, High Priestess , Priest, Priestess, Elder or ordain new members.
Lady - A female who is the head of the Temple. Leader and Founder. Council Member. A person having the authority to perform and administer religious rites within the Temple and are teachers. They are ones who can give title of High Priest, High Priestess, Priest, Priestess, Elder or ordain new members.High Priest - Council Member. A male person having the authority to perform and administer religious rites within the Temple. They are ones who can ordain new members and are teachers..
High Priestess - Council Member. A female person having the authority to perform and administer religious rites within the Temple. They are ones who can ordain new members and are teachers.Elder - A person of high standing found worthy of sitting on our Council with out taking classes in the Temple. Also a respected teacher within the Temple.
Priest - A male person having the authority to perform and administer religious rites within the Temple and teacher.
Priestess - A female person having the authority to perform and administer religious rites within the Temple and teacher.
Kanuas - Truth - A member who has completed class courses with in the Temple and found their truth.
Nabuas - Seer - A member who is taking classes with in the Temple and completed some courses from one of our teachers..
Tika - Beginner -
A member who has just joined and is beginning to take classes with in the Temple from one of our teachers.Member - A paid member of the congregation of the Dragon Oak Temple shall be defined as those among our membership who do not seek future ordination nor seek an education from the school, but simply wish to gather with the Temple to celebrate ritual on our holy days (sabbats and esbats), as well as seek us out for social and community fellowship. At any time these members are free to change their status and begin the journey of ordination within the Temple's clergy.Visitor -
A non paid person visiting and participating in public rituals but not a member of the Temple.