Allen H. Greenfield
Allen Henry Greenfield is an American occultist, UFOlogist, and author long involved in the free illuminist movement. He was consecrated as Tau Sir Hasirim in 1993 by Hierophant Michael Bertiaux of Chicago, Illinois. He was a member of Ordo Templi Orientis and editor of the Eulis Lodge journal "LAShTAL", but has parted ways with the OTO in favor of the broadly-based Free Illuminist movement. His episcopal title "Tau" is sometimes abbreviated as "T" and prefixed to his legal name, and thus he may also be referred to as T Allen Greenfield. Career. A past (elected) member  of the Society for Psychical Research and the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (from 1960), Greenfield has twice been the recipient of the "UFOlogist of the Year Award" of the National UFO Conference (1972 and 1992). Greenfield was elected to the mystical episcopate of the Neopythagorean Gnostic Assembly in 1986 and again in 1994. He was consecrated within the Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO) by Frater Superior William Breeze on November 19, 1988. He was consecrated "Tau Sir Hasirim" on December 4, 1993, by Hierophant Michael Bertiaux of Chicago, Illinois. He was reconsecrated by OTO U.S. Grand Master General David  Scriven on May 25, 1997. As a member of Ordo Templi Orientis, he held the position of editor of the Eulis Lodge journal "LAShTAL". In February 2006, Greenfield began to criticize Ordo Templi Orientis upper management. He called for their resignation and stepped down from all managerial duties in protest, issuing a strong criticism of the current Outer Head of the Order, William Breeze. This was accepted as a full resignation from the Order. Since then, Greenfield has devoted his energies to the worldwide Free Illuminist or Congregational Illuminist Movement. Works. His book "Secret Cipher of the UFOnauts" discusses UFOs  in terms derived from Carl Jung, according to Robert Anton Wilson. In it, he plagiarized the work of James Lees, referring to Lees' system of English Qaballa as the "ALW cipher" in an attempt to pass it off as his own "Cipher of the UFOnauts". His "The Story of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Light" includes discussion of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Light vs. Helena Blavatsky's Brotherhood of Luxor but is, according to a reviewer in "Aries", to be used "with care".