Basic Laws
The McFarland Dianic Tradition believes in the wiccan "rede":
An (if) you harm none, do what you will. Some break this into two laws: Harm none and Do what you will.
The The McFarland Dianic Tradition observes the Threefold Law ("threefold is manifestation in body, mind and spirit"): "Everything that you do will return to you threefold." .
The The McFarland Dianic Tradition is a vibrant, living tradition that encourages creativity and at the same time provides a structure and a sound foundation for personal growth. Based on profound truth that can only be communicated through symbol and poetry, we find new dimensions of meaning every year as the cycle is repeated.
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