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Sigma Chi Initiation Ceremony Setting: The initiation takes place at midnight in the “Hall of the Elders,” a grand room lit only by candles. The hall is decorated with symbolic tapestries depicting ancient myths and the fraternity’s sigil—a white cross rising from an hourglass. Dress Code: Initiates wear plain white robes symbolizing purity and a journey toward enlightenment. Active members wear black robes with gold trimmings, symbolizing their ascension into the wisdom of the brotherhood. Ritual Outline 1. The Gathering Initiates are led into the Hall of the Elders, blindfolded, and holding onto a long, knotted rope. The rope symbolizes their connection to each other and the fraternity. Members chant softly in the background, creating a mysterious atmosphere. Grandmaster speaks: “Before you lies the path to knowledge, courage, and brotherhood. But first, you must pass through the three trials of Sigma Chi. Trust your brothers, trust the journey.” 2. The Three Trials Trial 1: The Trial of Darkness The initiates are left standing in a pitch-black room. As they fumble through the space, they must locate a glowing key hidden somewhere in the room. The catch? The key is guarded by fraternity members dressed as mythical creatures (dragons, gryphons), who give cryptic riddles or block their way. Only by answering the riddles correctly can they pass. Riddle example: “I fly without wings, I cry without eyes. Whenever I go, darkness flies. What am I?” (The answer is wind.) Trial 2: The Trial of Water Once they’ve succeeded, initiates are led to a shallow pool of water. They must cross it while balancing a golden chalice on their heads. If they spill any water, they must return to the beginning and start again. This trial symbolizes the importance of balance and grace under pressure. Trial 3: The Trial of Unity For the final trial, the initiates must work together to solve a giant puzzle with missing pieces scattered throughout the hall. Only by trusting each other and communicating effectively can they finish it. This trial emphasizes fraternity unity and the importance of supporting one another. 3. The Oath of the White Cross Once all three trials are complete, initiates are gathered in front of the “White Cross Flame,” a candle at the center of the hall. They kneel as the Grandmaster speaks the Oath of the White Cross. Grandmaster: “Brothers of Sigma Chi, from the shadows of the unknown, we rise to new heights. By the light of the White Cross, do you pledge your undying loyalty to your brothers and to the pursuit of wisdom?” The initiates respond: “I do.” The Grandmaster lights each initiate’s candle from the White Cross Flame, signifying the passing of knowledge and light from one generation to the next. 4. The Feast of Brotherhood With the initiation complete, the candles are extinguished, and the Hall transforms into a lively space for the final part of the ceremony—a grand feast. The new members and brothers alike celebrate their