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I truly would be delighted to see solid evidence that an approach involving dancing widdershins around the chalice and athame during the full moon, and performing the Great Rite would assist a patient with a set of symptoms, but I may also recognize that is not subject to scientific proof.— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
Once he built a small outdoor fire and walked around it, widdershins, for several minutes.— Wizard
As the dancers faced outwards, this would mean that they moved 'widdershins', i.e. against the sun.— The Witch-cult in Western Europe A Study in Anthropology
For every department your application misses, you lose a life, three lost lives amounting to disqualification When the washers are issued, however, the port-wine rule is abandoned; and the washers are despatched to you, in defiance of all the laws of superstition and tradition, "widdershins," or counter-clockwise.— The First Hundred Thousand

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