The Wiccan Rede

Bide the Wiccan Laws we must, In Perfect Love and Perfect Trust.
Live and let live, Fairly take and fairly give.
Cast the Circle thrice aout, To kee! the evil s!irits out.
To ind the s!ell every time, Let the s!ell e s!ake in rhyme.
"oft of eye and light of touch, "!eak little, listen much.
#eosil go y the wa$ing moon, Chanting out the Witches% &une.
Widdershins go y the waning moon, Chanting out the aneful rune.
When the Lady%s moon is new, 'iss the hand to her, times two.
When the moon rides at her !eak, Then your heart%s desire seek.
(eed the )orth wind%s mighty gale, Lock the door and dro! the sail.
When the wind comes from the "outh, Love will kiss thee on the mouth.
When the wind lows from the West, #e!arted souls will have no rest.
When the wind lows from the *ast, *$!ect the new and set the feast.
)ine woods in the cauldron go, Burn them fast and urn them slow.
*lder e the Lady%s tree, Burn it not or cursed you%ll e.
When the Wheel egins to turn, Let the Beltane fires urn.
When the Wheel has turned to +ule, Light the log and the (orned ,ne rules.
(eed ye Flower, Bush and Tree, By the Lady, lessed e.
Where the ri!!ling waters go, Cast a stone and truth you%ll know.
When ye have a true need, (earken not to others% greed.
With a fool no season s!end, Lest ye e counted as his friend.
-erry meet and merry !art, Bright the cheeks and warm the heart.
-ind the Threefold Law you should, Three times ad and three times good.
When misfortune is enow, Wear the lue star on thy row.
True in Love ever e, Lest thy lover%s false to thee.
*ight words the Wiccan &ede fulfill.
/n ye harm none, do what ye will.