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The Goddess.
Maiden, mother, crone — the moon's phases worn as faces; in the circle she is not discussed but drawn down.
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The Horned God.
Antlered lord of the wild and the harvest, who dies with the year and returns with it — the Goddess's consort in the wheel's long story.
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The shared center — held across the tradition
An it harm none, do what ye will.
The Rede: one line of ethics with a whole cosmology of consequence behind it — many add the threefold return.
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The divine is Goddess and God.
Polarity at the center: the Great Goddess of moon and earth, the Horned God of sun and wild — most Wiccans read all deities through these two.
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Held by most — broad, but not universal
The circle is the temple.
No buildings needed: cast the circle, call the quarters, and any ground becomes sacred for exactly as long as the rite lasts.
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Cosmos & Afterlife
how reality is built, and what follows deathAfter death
Reincarnation, with rest in the Summerland between lives