Ethical tenets of the craft — a framework of responsibility, reverence for nature, and freedom of spirit.
- Rituals attune us to the natural rhythm of life — lunar phases, seasons, and the four directions.
- Intelligence obliges us to protect the environment. We seek ecological balance and accept the evolutionary view of life.
- We acknowledge power in a deeper form than commonly perceived — not “supernatural”, but a natural potential open to all.
- We honor polarity in the cosmos — masculine and feminine — and the sacredness of sexuality as life’s creative force.
- We recognize outer and inner worlds (collective unconscious, inner planes) as foundations for magical work and paranormal phenomena.
- We reject authoritarianism. We respect those who share knowledge and wisdom, not hierarchies that dominate others.
- Religion, magic, and wisdom are one whole — a way of life we call witchcraft.
- The title “witch” by itself means nothing — practice, maturity, and living in harmony with nature are what matter.
- We believe in the fulfillment of life and in continuing growth that gives meaning to the cosmos and to our personal calling.
- We bear no hostility toward other religions or philosophies; we oppose only dogmas claiming to be the one and only way.
- We are not intimidated by debates over the history of magic; our focus is the present and the future.
- We do not accept absolute evil nor a being such as “Satan/Devil” in a dogmatic sense, nor the gaining of benefit through others’ suffering.
- In nature we seek what furthers human health and well‑being.
“An it harm none, do what ye will.”