The Nature of Our Ways

As often as possible, hold the rites in forests, by the seashoure, on deserted mountain tips, or near tranquil lakes.  If this is impossible a garden or some chamber shall suffice, if it is readied with fumes or flowers.

Seek out wisdon in books, rare manuscript, and cryptic poems if you will, but seek it out also in simple stones and fragile gerbs and in the cries of wild birds.  Listen to the whispering of the wind and the roar of the water if you would idscover magic, for it is here that the old secrets are preserved.

Books contain words; trees contain energies and wisdom books never dreamt of.

Ever remember that the onld Ways are constantly revealing themselves.  Therefore be as the river willow that bends and sways with the wind.  That which remains changeless shall outlive its spirit, but that which evolves and grows will shine for centuries.

Mock not the rituals or spells of another, for who can say yours are greater in power or wisdon?

Ensure that your actions are honorable, for all that you do shall return to you three fold, good or bane.

Merry meet and merry part.

And as ye harm none do as ye will.