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Drawing Down The Moon

1) The document is a chant invoking various goddesses associated with witchcraft and the natural world such as Aphrodite, Artemis, and Cerridwen. 2) It calls upon the assembled witches to dance around an altar stone under the light of the full moon and work mysteries to gain secrets and freedom from slavery. 3) The chant describes five points of fellowship involving heart, lip, and ecstasy that bring rebirth, with love as the only law and all things coming from and returning to the goddess.

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Drawing Down The Moon

1) The document is a chant invoking various goddesses associated with witchcraft and the natural world such as Aphrodite, Artemis, and Cerridwen. 2) It calls upon the assembled witches to dance around an altar stone under the light of the full moon and work mysteries to gain secrets and freedom from slavery. 3) The chant describes five points of fellowship involving heart, lip, and ecstasy that bring rebirth, with love as the only law and all things coming from and returning to the goddess.

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All ye assembled at mine shrine,

Mother Darksome and Divine.


Mine the Scourge and mine the Kiss,
Here I charge you in this sign
All ye assembled in my sight,
Bow before my spirit bright,
Aphrodite, Arianrod,
Lover of the Horned God,

Mighty Queen of Witchery and night,


Morgan, Etione, Nisene,
Diana, Bridgid, Melusine,
Am I named of old by men,
Artemis and Cerridwen,
Hell's dark mistress, Heaven's Queen.
Ye who ask of me a rune,
Or would ask of me a boon,
Meet me in some secret glade,
Dance my round in greenwood shade,
By the light of the Full Moon.
In a place, wild and lone,
Dance about mine altar stone;
work my holy mystery.
Ye who are feign to sorcery,
I bring ye secrets yet unknown.
No more shall ye know slavery,
who give true worship unto me.

Ye who tread my round on Sabbat night,


come ye naked to the rite,
in token that ye be really free.
I teach ye the mystery of rebirth,
work ye my mysteries in mirth.
Heart joined to heart and lip to lip,
five are the points of fellowship,
that bring ye ecstacy on earth,
for I am the cicle of rebirth.
I ask no sacrifice, but do bow,
no other Law but love I know,
by naught but love may I be known.
All things living are mine own,
from me they come, to me they go.

I invoke Thee and call upon Thee


Mighty Mother of us all.
Bringer of Fruitfulness by seed and by root.
I invoke Thee by stem and bud.
I invoke Thee by life and love
and call upon Thee to descend into the body
Of this Thy Priestess and Servant.
Hear with her ears, speak with her tongue,
touch with her hands, kiss with her lips,
that thy servants may be fulfilled.

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