As of the Winter meeting of the Electoral College of U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi Orientis the presidency of this governmental body was officially and fully assumed by a new president. The outgoing president provided the College with a post about his experience and we’re please to present an excerpt therefrom:
“My experiences serving as President were humbling. I endeavored to direct debate within the College fairly and to make hard decisions for what the College and myself believe was the healthiest direction for the Order’s future. The lesson that “Government is Service, and nothing else” was repeatedly driven home. There is no place for ego in the office of the
President of the College. Frankly, my fellow Electors would mirror that directly to me when my ego began to get in the way, and for that I am humbly and eternally grateful. My years as President of the College have been profoundly transformative, and I am eternally appreciative for the difficult challenges that the office provided me with as I was able to develop my character by leaps and bounds.”
President of the College. Frankly, my fellow Electors would mirror that directly to me when my ego began to get in the way, and for that I am humbly and eternally grateful. My years as President of the College have been profoundly transformative, and I am eternally appreciative for the difficult challenges that the office provided me with as I was able to develop my character by leaps and bounds.”
Read the entire speech here: http://ec.oto-usa.org/wp/2018/02/from-the-electoral-college-past-president/.
