原始文本 - 英语 - bide the wiccan law ye must,in perfect love and...

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I changed it a bit, but this is apparently the way the thing reads - it's all over the internet. It is written in Middle English (from the Middle Ages). I think the meaning is this:

We must follow the Witches' Law,
In perfect love, in perfect trust
The Wiccan Rede (Witches' Law) consists of eight words:
An ye harm none, do what ye will. (= If you harm no-one, you can do what you want.)??
Whatever you send out comes back to you
So always pay attention to the rule of three.
Follow this with (your) mind and heart
Come together happily and part (go apart) happily.

I'll do some more research and see what I can find.

Apparently, my interpretation is correct - here's a page that explains it.

An ye harm none, do what ye will. = Faça o que quiser, desde que não faça o mal.

Yup. "An" is Shakespeare-age-English for the modern-English "if"...
(Shakespeare uses it a lot in his plays.)

It's also Greek for "if" - I don't know if there's a connection there, though.

Wow! Interesting...
It's like the Japanese "so," which means exactly the same as our English "That's so"...
I love mysteries...