We believe in the One God,
the One Infinite Eternal,
the Mystery before all mysteries,
the Source from whom all things proceed,
the Ground in whom all things abide,
and the End to which all things must return.

We believe that God is One in nature
and that God is Three in form
and that the Three are One in nature

We believe in the Trinity of Trinities,
no parts divided from one another,
but One God, whole and indivisible,
comprehended through interpenetrating threes.

the First Trinity,

Father, Son, and Lord.

The Father, from whom all things proceed;
the Son, through whom all things are made and renewed;
and the Lord, who is the living sovereignty of God.

The Father is God.
The Son is God.
The Lord is God.

We believe in the Second Trinity,

Maiden, Mother, and Crone.

The Maiden, who bears the promise of becoming;
the Mother, who gives birth, nourishes, and sustains;
the Crone, who knows the wisdom of endings
and the mystery of transformation.

The Maiden is God.
The Mother is God.
The Crone is God.

And we believe in the Holy Trinity of the Family,

Father, Mother, and Thighearna.

For the Divine Masculine and the Divine Feminine
are complementary mysteries within the One.

And through their union undivided
the Lord is revealed:

Thighearna, Adonai, the Lord.

Not created in time.
Not separate from the One

For the Lord is eternally God,
and the Father is God,
and the Mother is God.

And together they are the Holy Family,
the sacred Trinity of Father, Mother, and Lord.

Together they are One

We believe that God is One

God is the whole.

God is the Father.
God is the Son.
God is the Lord.

God is the Maiden.
God is the Mother.
God is the Crone.

God is Thighearna.
God is Adonai.
God is the Holy Family.

The Holy Spirit encompasses the entirety of God

For every name is a drop,
and every drop contains the Ocean.

God alone is God, and God is One; God is with all people

We believe that the Divine is present in creation.

The rivers, mountains, forests, animals, winds, fires,
the turning heavens and the living earth
bear witness to the One who made them.

Therefore we shall not despise creation,
nor treat the living world as a thing without spirit.

We shall walk upon the earth with reverence,
take only what we require,
restore what we can,
and defend what cannot defend itself.

For the earth is God,
God is not absent from the earth.

We believe in the great manifestations of the One Divine.

We honour Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva,
the Hindu powers of creation, preservation,
destruction, and renewal,
and the ancient revelation of the One
through the many forms of the Divine.

We honour Belinos, Esus, and Taranis,
the great Celtic manifestations of the Divine,
and recognize in them the same eternal mystery

We honour Jesus the Christ,
the Anointed One,
the Word made flesh,
the manifestation of Esus,
and the revelation of divine love within the world.

We honour Mary through Brìghde, Mary of the Gaels,
the saints and holy ones,
the ancestors and the blessed,
and all those through whom the Divine
has made itself known.

We honour the Gods and Goddesses
by whatever names they have been known,
in whatever lands they have been worshipped,
and by whatever peoples they have been loved.

For we do not bind God to one incarnation,
one people, or one book.

God’s names are many.
God’s faces are many.
God’s peoples are many.
The paths are many.

The summit is one.

The Divine is One.

For every name is a drop,
and every drop contains the Ocean.

God alone is God,
and God is One;
God is with all people.

The Infinite cannot be imprisoned
within the boundaries of the finite,
but is the resident soul of every living being.

We believe in the sacred work of remembrance.

That religion is re-ligare:
to bind back,
to remember what has been
to restore what was broken
between humanity, the Divine, and creation.

We believe in the Golden Path.

We will worship God.
We will harm none.
We will fear nothing.

We will seek wisdom without arrogance,
faith without blindness,
tradition without stagnation,
freedom without lawlessness,
and devotion without domination.

We will walk between the worlds
with clean hands and an open heart.

And when we fall,
we will rise again.

When we forget,
we will help each other remember.

When the path is obscured,
we will illumine it with the ancient flame.

And finally, we confess:

There is One God.

With many names.

And many faces.

There are many peoples.

There are many paths.

Yet they all lead to home.