#chargeofthegoddess

The Charge then continues: “…and ye shall dance, sing, feast, make music, and love, all in my praise.”

Which again comes from Leland’s Aradia, adapted from the following: “… and, the feast over, they shall dance, sing, make music, and then love in the darkness, with all the lights extinguished: for it is the Spirit of Diana who extinguishes them, and so they will dance and make music in her praise.”

Full article: https://www.patheos.com/blogs/adamantinemuse/2020/08/hekates-wheel-the-iynx-wheel/ 

“Let my worship be within the heart that rejoiceth, for behold:”

The line “heart that rejoiceth” could be taken from Crowley’s Vision and the Voice, though it is not a unique phrase so this may be a coincidence.

“all acts of love and pleasure are my rituals; “

More from the Law of Liberty, here emphasising the sexual and sensual components of magical ceremony in a very Crowleyan manner, “Remember that all acts of love and pleasure are rituals”

Read the entire article at: https://www.patheos.com/blogs/adamantinemuse/2019/06/the-charge-of-the-goddess-who-really-wrote-it/