We walk the path between the heavens and the earth, surrounded and embraced by the sea

We are a community of Druids walking personal paths. We have a vital relationship with the Earth, our mother. We celebrate the Sun and its sacred days. We hear the call to the inner life, and we are weaving a wisdom that is both personal and communal. We each have special work that we do, for ourselves, for others, for our community. We find our balance in the three: the sky, the earth and the sea.

Druidry in the modern world keeps evolving. Druidry has its roots in ancient Celtic traditions, much of which are lost to us; and yet some of which are so powerful, that they speak to us even from the glimpses that we have recovered. Some of us even believe that the spirituality of indigenous Celts may somehow still speak through our DNA!

Oak Tree

Modern Revival Druidry affirms both the value of what we can know about ancient Druids and the necessity of crafting our own modern path. The more recent history of Revival Druidry has been largely the product of the British Isles and Ireland as well as male fraternal lodge societies. It has been influenced by the Hermetic tradition and Jewish Kaballah. It has taken on some aspects of Buddhist philosophy and Asian martial arts. And many Druids acknowledge the strong similarities between Celtic Druid traditions and Native American and other Indigenous People’s traditions.

This coming together of indigenous, earth-centered spiritual practices in a modern Druid Order is appropriate and should be cultivated. It is also very clear that the structure and organization of such an order needs to be freed from the patriarchy that still runs fraternal lodges and druid orders that have historic ties to monotheistic religions. We think that we have found resources within Celtic history that will allow us to organize ourselves around something that is energizing and life-giving, stable, and open to creative change. And, that statement in itself is a hint! Keep reading by selecting from "Who We Are" on the menu.

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