I wanted to share a Quizlet study set containing six entries about Lambda Chi Alpha's Greek letters, meanings, and traditions.

Below is the complete information included in the flashcards.

1. First Degree

"By the eye that never blinks, by the shadow that has no owner, and by the moon that remembers no name, I bind my silence to the circle. What is buried shall remain buried, and what is whispered shall never see the sun."

2. Second Degree

"When the thirteenth flame burns without fire, and the faceless witness speaks without a tongue, I shall stand among the nameless. Neither bone nor dust, neither time nor death, shall sever the bond we have sworn beneath the unseen light."

3. Third Degree

"Before the serpent with seven shadows, I surrender the name I carried before the dawn. Let the silent bell mark my passage, let the blackened stars bear witness, and let no stranger know the path by which I entered."

4. Lambda Chi Alpha (ΛΧΑ)

Meaning: Our flame shall never die.

5. Delta Pi (ΔΠ)

Latin Words: Ducere Perstantes

Greek: Δύναμις Προόδου

Translated Meaning: Strength Through Progress

According to this Quizlet set, Delta Pi represents "Strength Through Progress."

6. ZAX (ΖΑΧ)

Meaning: What binds us cannot be broken.

Source

Quizlet: Lambda Chi Alpha Secret Meanings

https://quizlet.com/1227605196/lambda-chi-alpha-secret-meanings-flash-cards/

This post reproduces the information presented in the six flashcards for reference and discussion.

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