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I think this makes all of us feel sick. Ritual books are sacred, and to click on the links (only because I live with a TKE and he wanted to see if it was a ritual book, or what it actually was), I was inclined to click on the Phi Delt one (some from Phi Delt, please take care of this....it shows a picture of a page inside which clearly has something that sure we're all curious about, but made my stomach drop to the floor to see it).
I disagree with someone that said if you were at a garage sale you'd pick up a cheap copy of some ritual book and take a peek. I'm a Tri Sigma and I worked at Tri Delta national headquarters for a while. I never had the inkling to look at anything, and it was all over the place. The first day I found a ritual book in my desk, and immediately picked it up and gave it to a Tri Delta...it even felt weird just to touch it. I took a tour of their storage room and their national ritual equipment was in it, I just turned a head and asked not to be near any of it. It's just respectful.
I live with a TKE and we both have our own ritual books (because we are each national officers) and have never had the inkling to even look at each others books, that's respectful to each other and our organizations.
Interfraternally,
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