ADAGES
Household sayings we hear as children often become words of power that echo through time to guide our daily living. The principals of wisdom and truth set forth in these concise verbal expressions represent the basic concepts of magical practice.
The moving tide revels the truth.
Joy is as inevitable as sorrow.
Secrets are best hidden in plain sight.
Evil done returns to the sender thrice.
Good done comes back one hundredfold.
Thoughts are things.
Leave hatred to those not strong enough to love.
Guard hope as you would the last flame.
To judge is to harm.
A will unused is a will undone.
The weak shape their own destiny.
As above, so below.
If you will learn to dance, never watch your feet.
There is but one of you in all of time..
You cannot learn what you think you already know.
A creature in distress is a sacred object.
Pure ends require pure needs.
Only you know what's good for you.
Need not who need not thee.
Enough is better than to much.
The guilty flee where no one pursues.
Lose not substance for shadow.