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Golden Dawn Philosophus Temple, 27th path (4=7): floor plan

Floor plan of the Golden Dawn Philosophus Temple, 27th path, East at the top, with the Hiereus, Hegemon and Hierophant; on the altar the Tower (XVI).
Floor plan © 2026 Magick.ly, CC BY 4.0. Free to reuse with credit (how).

The third part of the Philosophus grade, 4=7: the 27th path, of Peh. The Hierophant sits on the dais, the Hiereus with his banner before it in the North-East and the Hegemon in the South-East, each with a red lamp, and the pillars stand before Peh in the South.

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In the hall

Hiereusin the North-East
Hegemonin the South-East
Hierophanton the dais
On the altarThe Tower (XVI) (in the centre)
Banner of the Westby the North wall
Red lampin the North-East
Banner of the Eastin the East
Red lampin the South-East
White pillarin the South
Fire tabletby the South wall
Red lampin the South
Censerin the South
Black pillarin the South
CandleNorth of the altar
CandleSouth of the altar
Mem (מ)beyond the East wall
Red lampon the dais
Ayin (ע)beyond the South wall
Peh (פ)beyond the South wall
Resh (ר)beyond the South wall
Shin (ש)beyond the West wall

East is at the top of the plan and North on the left; stations are where the drawing places each one.

Sources

The 1938 diagram draws the three officers in a row at the East edge, each with a cup; this hall follows its rubric instead, with the Hierophant on the dais and red lamps, and keeps the diagram's pillars.

The layout is taken from these sources and drawn with our own art; no text or image from them is reproduced.

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