In The Revolution of Beelzebub:
"Within the halls of the authentic white Gnostic Initiation, a master never wears a purple or red tunic, since these colors are only used by the hierarchies of the black lodge."
And then later in the book, after Beelzebub repented:
"Beelzebub courageously passed through these four ordeals. Then, he received the cape of Chela (Disciple) of the White Lodge, and he dressed himself with a purple tunic."
Why did the repentant Beelzebub dress himself in a purple tunic, that is only used by the black lodge?
"Within the halls of the authentic white Gnostic Initiation, a master never wears a purple or red tunic, since these colors are only used by the hierarchies of the black lodge."
And then later in the book, after Beelzebub repented:
"Beelzebub courageously passed through these four ordeals. Then, he received the cape of Chela (Disciple) of the White Lodge, and he dressed himself with a purple tunic."
Why did the repentant Beelzebub dress himself in a purple tunic, that is only used by the black lodge?