Rite for Virtues

Gaulish Polytheism, Gaulish Paganism

This is for the Ambactos Rotî (Ambassador of the Wheel): Followers of the teachings of the Wheel of Îanoi and dedicate themselves to a life guided by these virtues. As our virtues are not just words on a wall they are actions that must be followed. They are spirits themselves.

This is not a rite like setting up a sacred space and all that no candles are needed no offers to give. As the offering is living with the Ianoi.

Stand or sit comfortably in front of the wheel or circle symbol. If you are out and about mark our symbol in the dirt or pour out water from your water bottle in a circle.
As you focus on the wheel, visualize it turning slowly, symbolizing the continuous cycle of virtues.

I call upon the Îanoi, invoking the wheel’s eternal motion, that their wisdom and strength may propel me forward on this sacred journey.

Dêuocariâ – Piety, I humbly embrace your presence
Luxtiâ – Duty, I embrace your call.
Uissus – Wisdom, I yearn for your knowledge.
Îanolabâ – Right speech, I honor your truth.

Doniocariâ – Compassion, I open my heart to you.
Oigetocâriâ – Hospitality, I welcome you into my life.
Raton – Generosity, I share my blessings with others.
Uiridios – Truth, I walk in your light.

Decos – Honour, I uphold your integrity.
Uîrolaniâ – Justice, I stand for your fairness.
Galâ – Bravery, I face life’s challenges with courage.
Ûxelliâ – Pride, I take pride in living virtuously.

In the wheel’s embrace, I find harmony and balance.
In these virtues, I find my path and purpose.

Thanks to you Îanoi, the eternal spokes in life’s turning wheel.

May I carry the virtues of the Îanoi in my heart. May they guide my actions and lead me towards a virtuous life.

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