Witches Reed of Chivalry
Insofar as the Craft of the Wise is the most ancient and most
Therefore, be it noted that:
Chivalry is a high code of honour which is of most ancient Celtic Pagan
It must be kenned that thoughts and intent put forth on this Middle-Earth
It is only by preparing our minds to be as Gods that we can ultimately
"This above all...to thine own self be true...."
A Witch's word must have the validity of a signed and witnessed oath.
Refrain from speaking ill of others, for not all truths of the matter
Pass not unverified words about another, for hearsay is, in large part, a
Be thou honest with others, and have them known that honesty is likewise
The fury of the moment plays folly with the truth; to keep one's head is a
Though there may be differences between those of the Old Ways, diverse
Dignity, a gracious manner, and a good humour are much to be admired.
As a Witch, thou hast power, and thy powers wax strongly as wisdom
Courage and honour endure forever. Their echoes remain when the mountains
Pledge friendship and fealty to those who so warrant. Strengthen others of
Thou shalt not reveal the secrets of another Witch or another Coven.
Those who follow the mysteries should be above reproach in the eyes of the
The laws of the land should be obeyed whenever possible and within reason,
Have pride in thyself, and seek perfection in body and in mind. For the
Those who seek the Mysteries should consider themselves as select of the
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honorable creed of humankind, it behooves all who are Witches to
act in ways that give respect to the Old Gods, to their sisters
and brothers of the Craft, and to themselves.
origin, and must be lived by all who follow the Old ways.
will wax strong in other worlds beyond, and return... bringing into
creation, on this world, that which had been sent forth. Thus one should
exercise discipline, for "as ye sow, so shall ye reap."
attain godhead.
Thus, give thy word sparingly, but adhere to it like iron.
may be known.
thing of falsehoods.
expected of them.
virtue.
Contemplate always the consequences of thine acts upon others. Strive not
to harm another.
covens and circles may well have diverse views. These views, even if
they are different than yours, should always be given respect. When a
coven, circle, clan, or grove is visited or joined, one should discern
quietly their practices, and abide thereby.
increases. Therefore exercise discretion in the use thereof.
have crumbled to dust.
the Brethren and they shall strengthen thee.
Others have laboured long and hard for them, and cherish them as
treasures.
world, and should always seek to make this so.
for in the main they have been chosen with wisdom for the well-being of all.
Lady hath said, "How canst thou honour another unless thou give honour to
thyself firstly?"
Gods, for it is they who lead the race of humankind to the highest of
thrones and beyond to the very stars.