| Bide the Wiccan laws ye must; in Perfect Love and Perfect Trust |
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Live and let live; Freely take and freely give |
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Cast the circle thrice about; To keep all evil spirits out |
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To bind the spell every time; Let the spell be spake in rhyme |
| Soft of eye and light of touch Speak little; listen much |
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Deosil go by the waxing moon; Sing and dance the Wiccan rune |
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Widdershins go when the moon doth wane; And the werewolf howls by dread wolfsbane |
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When the Lady's moon is new; Kiss thy hand to her times two |
| When the moon rides at her peak; Then your heart's desire seek |
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Heed the northwind's mighty gale; Lock the door and drop the sail |
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When the wind comes from the south; Love will kiss thee on the mouth |
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When the wind blows from the east; Expect the new and set the feast |
| When the west wind blows o'er thee; Departed spirits restless be |
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Nine woods in the cauldron go; Burn them fast and burn them slow |
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Elder be ye Lady's tree; Burn it not or cursed ye'll be |
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When the Wheel begins to turn; Let the Beltaine fires burn |
| When the Wheel has turned to Yule; Light the log and let Pan rule |
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Heed ye flower, bush and tree; By the Lady, Blessed be |
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Where the rippling waters go; Cast a stone and truth ye'll know |
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When ye have a need; Hearken not to others' greed |
| With the fool no season spend; Nor be counted as his friend |
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Merry meet and merry part; Bright the cheeks and warm the heart |
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Mind the Threefold Law ye should; Three times bad and three times good |
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When misfortune is enow ; Wear the blue star on thy brow |
| True in love ever be; Unless thy lover's false to thee |
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Eight words the Wiccan Rede fulfill; An' it harm none, do what ye will |
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