Theos-Talk Archives (April 1995 Message tl00006)

> This universal law, which Crowley adopted and many good
> folks have thus ignored, seems a bit selfish or harsh on
> the surface.  In fact, modern wiccans have changed it to
> "an' in harm none, do what thou wilt" so folks won't get the
> wrong idea.  Actually, the "an' it harm none" is implied in
> the law itself once you understand exactly what the "thou"
> is - it is not the personality or ego.  The "thou" refers to

My only comment to all this, is why can't they write properly "
_and_ it harm none"?

Signin' off for now,

ASTREA