Hi, all! Recently I stumbled across a pretty cool “30 Days of Paganism” meme that was apparently circulating the blogosphere back in the summer/fall of 2010… I was thinking of spending the month of August doing a kind of end-of-summer review and so I ended up borrowing this meme and tweaking it to fit my path in Druidry. I thought I’d share it hear, if anyone wanted to join me in blogging about their thoughts and experiences.

This is how it works: Each day, the meme provides a writing prompt for a topic or theme, and you update your blog or journal with a discussion (short or long!) about how that topic or theme fits into your Druidry. Some of the topics are pretty specific and obvious, while others are more open to interpretation. For instance, on Day 8 you would write about how you view Spirit/God(s) and what role they play in your Druidic beliefs and practices, and on Day 17, you would write about the relationship between Druidry and storytelling and myth. It’s that easy!

I won’t be starting until August, probably, unless it turns out I have time before then. I’ll be posting to my own spiritual diary, but I can also share my posts here if anyone’s interested. If several of us want to do the meme together, we can all share our posts here and view and comment on each others as the month goes on.

So, without further ado, here’s the list:

30 Days of Druidry

1. Why Druidry?

2. Foundations – Cosmology

3. Foundations – Nature and Earth

4. Foundations – The Three Realms

5. Foundations – The Elements

6. Foundations –  Altar, Grove and Nemeton

7. Foundations – Day-to-Day Practice

8. Relationships – Gods/Deities and Spirit

9. Relationships – The Ancestors

10. Relationships – Spirits of the Land

11. Relationships – Ritual and Worship

12. Relationships – The Fire Festivals

13. Relationships – The Solar Festivals

14. Relationships – Rites of Passage

15. Inspirations – Awen and Creativity

16. Inspirations – Prayer and Meditation

17. Inspirations – Storytelling and Myth

18. Inspirations – Music, Poetry and Aesthetics

19. Inspirations – Ethics, Virtues and Values

20. Inspirations – Divination and Magic

21. Inspirations – Mysticism and Philosophy

22. Everyday Life – Druidry and Family Life

23. Everyday Life – Druidry and Romance

24. Everyday Life – Druidry and Work/Career

25. Everyday Life – Conservation and Environmentalism

26. Everyday Life – Druidry and Community

27. Everyday Life – Peace and Social Justice

28. Everyday Life – A Life in the Day of a Druid

29. The Future of Druidry

30. Advice to the Seeker