The Original Order of the Arrow Ceremony

As performed by Monaken Lodge

[@2098elk]

Still have my orginal sash and just recently joined the National Assciation of Eagle Scouts. I'm 80 years old and still hold fond memories of Scouting days!

[@karlpeterson9334]

It does get a little getting used to. The tap outs I saw and experienced at Tomahawk Scout Reservation 1975-1979 and the Ordeal I was part of in 1980 were tailored to the region, as the camp existed only since 1953. Pretty well rehearsed.

[@haukepowers]

every region has their ceremony style..we respect all of them..

[@Michaelabbott911]

Bc i seen Unami Lodge One do the Orginal ceremony at Resica falls I don't see the three tests one circleing the brotherhood tree, climbing up the hill and tig breaking placing in council fire.

[@haukepowers]

very well done..these day, any parent or adult can watch the ceemony...very impressive,,, I remember mine,,,awesome...very well done...

[@johnmatyasz9962]

It seems to me from what ive witnessed the secrecy of the order is still quite safe. The videos here capture but a small part of the ceremony with no essence. Only those who have witnessed and have gone through with the order of the arrow years ago know what I speak of.

[@agentjwa]

or not speak of, know what im not sayin

[@Michaelabbott911]

Is this Treasure Island Scout Reservation where the original oa ground

[@Supernaturalist]

Michael Abbott no

[@Supernaturalist]

According to OA policy, this shouldn't be here.

[@pablovicencio3960]

@ you're pretty fucking crazy were you ever in the order?

[@dylanhamilton4850]

This shouldn't be on here according to the O.A.

[@davesmusicandgaming3714]

Agree

[@karlpeterson9334]

I did this in the Indianhead Council back in 1980, being selected for Ordeal in 1979 at Tomahawk Scout Reservation. I have no recollection of any of t his taking place. The ceremony preceding the call out made sense for the region. My ordeal was nothing like this, and yet I passed it. This stuff must differ from lodge to lodge. I thought that secret societies were prohibited by BSA. So, what gives? This an Eagle Scout speaking.

[@bennetttollison6378]

This is one of the older ceremonies from when our order was being formed in the early years. I would say this ceremony was used around the time of 1920-1930ish. That’s why it’s so different from what we see today.

[@Thorhatesgroomers]

He skipped 50% of the legend

[@kryptonson]

Why would you post this on a public site? I guess nobody respects the secrecy of the order anymore.

[@chandlercastleberry4447]

Krypton Son Because this is no longer the current ceremony that is in use.

[@Supernaturalist]

The Angler Chandler Which is why it should be kept More secret. Do you know why it was changed?

[@chandlercastleberry4447]

EGe leendil They update the ceremonies every so often. Like they changed the Brotherhood ceremony a while back. I am guessing it is just a matter of making things new.

[@maddie.sierra]

NORMALIZATION OF IGNORANCE Not everything is a conspiracy

[@lilcuz5326]

What terrible pronunciation of the the principles

[@bennetttollison6378]

Medeu was the original spelling of a principle no longer used. Meteu and Medeu are two separate principles. Kittakima and Sakima are also two no longer used Principles as they were combined to form Allowat Sakima.

[@MalaklypsetheElder]

masonry for boy scouts

[@Supernaturalist]

What makes you say this? xD

It's the order that CONTROLS the boy scouts. This is all Masonic webs including Boy Scouts. Notice the skirts these boys are wearing. It's for their humiliation / sado-homo-sexual rituals they don't video tape, but to set order in the organization through blackmail.

[@maddie.sierra]

NORMALIZATION OF IGNORANCE BSA National controls the Boy Scouts, the OA is simply a service supplement. Also the clothes are part of ceremonial regalia. The guide to safe scouting wouldn’t allow what you were talking about