Theos-Talk Archives (September 1999 Message tl00152)

	Yes, but it is used in many. Also, note that the Wiccan Rede comes
partially from Thelema, where "will" refers to "Divine Will" or, as we
prefer, Atma/Buddhi. Considering that, the Rede, "An it harm none, do
what thou wilt" can be read as "In order to harm none, follow one's
Atma/Buddhi." Being allergic to ritual myself, I just study, I don't
follow.

	Bart Lidofsky

hesse600 wrote:
>
> Bart wrote:
> >       Wicca is a specific religion, and was pretty much the start of the
> > neo-pagan movement, which is far more general in scope (Wicca also has
> > the highest theosophical content).
> Does that mean that for instance the Wicca-rede, is not
> used in all the neo-pagan movement?