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The Druid Garden by Luke Eastwood
The Druid Garden by Luke Eastwood
Oh, how I wanted to love this book! My love of gardening and permaculture goes deep, as deep as my devotion to my Druidry. This book should be a combination that plays right into what I want to read about the most. However, The Druid Garden by Luke Eastwood sadly left me feeling “meh”. It’s a solid middle of the road read that leaves you wishing for more inspiration but is at least grounded in a…
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Inviting the Gods in
Inviting the Gods in
On a cold, snowy evening I sat in the sacred grove on our small farm watching the sun set over the hills of the Driftless. Huddled deep in my robe and winter coat I listened to the Winter Winds whistle through the dried grasses and forbes of our tiny prairie. It could have been even colder and even darker, I didn’t care. I had a need that only ritual would soothe. For the first time ever, I…
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Sacred Actions by Dana O'Driscoll
Sacred Actions by Dana O’Driscoll
Oh, how I’ve longed for a book such as this! My personal practice has long included land stewardship actions, and I’ve found a lot of commonalities between the ethos of Druidry and permaculture. It’s always surprised me that there aren’t more books about Paganism that include some juicier conversations about caring for the earth in practical terms. But now we have one. Sacred Actions by Dana…
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Jailbreaking the Goddess by Lasara Fierfox Allen
Maiden. Mother. Crone. Jailbreaking the Goddess: A Radical Revisioning of Feminist Spirituality by Lasara Firefox Allen speaks of a different view of the Goddess. #bookreview #paganbooks #goddess
Maiden. Mother. Crone. How often do we hear or work with this image of the Goddess in Pagan circles? It seems that every Pagan has encountered Her three faces at least once on their path, even if only in passing. Jailbreaking the Goddess: A Radical Revisioning of Feminist Spirituality by Lasara Firefox Allen speaks of a different view of the Goddess.
In this book the Goddess is described through…
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it is still a struggle for many of us to find ways to adapt the wheel of the year. Australian Druidry: Connecting with the Sacred Landscape by Julie Brett is the perfect guide. #paganbooks #bookreview #druidry There are more Pagans living in areas of the world with seasons that DON'T match the traditional wheel of the year.
My Book of Awen
My Book of Awen
A common pursuit of those who follow a Pagan path or practice Witchcraft is to create a magical book. That might mean a Book of Shadows, a Grimoire, or some combination of those. I chose to make a Book of Awen to not only document the important procedures, information, spells, and seasonal celebrations but to also have a source of inspiration. My Book of Awen includes quotes and music that feel…
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Rune Reading Your Life by Delanea Davis
Rune Reading Your Life by Delanea Davis
I’ve spent a great deal of time exploring new forms of divination this summer. It’s one reason why I was intrigued when offered a chance to review Rune Reading Your Life: A Toolkit for Insight, Intuition, and Clarity by Delanea Davis. This book was an all-in-one kit allowing readers a chance to learn and practice using Runes. Sadly, the audience seems particularly limited for young or novice…
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The Wisdom of Birch, Oak, and Yew by Penny Billington
Readers who loved The Path of Druidry will savor The Wisdom of Birch, Oak, and Yew by Penny Billington. Another wonderful book for aspiring Druids! #druidry #paganbooks #bookreview
One of my favorite books to recommend to those exploring Druidry is The Path of Druidry by Penny Billington. Many of the best parts of that book are carried over to her book The Wisdom of Birch, Oak, and Yew. Readers who enjoyed the first book will discover even more reasons to appreciate this take on Druidry as they walk through the forest of Birches, Oaks, and Yews.
While this is not a true…
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Planting a Druid's Grove
The sacred grove on our farm isn't complete, but I couldn't help sharing a bit about the process so far. Come visit my Druid's grove! #druidry #sacredgrove #oaktrees
One of the most wonderful things to happen on the farm this Summer is the planting of my sacred grove. I have long dreamed of planting a grove to cultivate as an outdoor sacred space. This space isn’t complete by any means, but I couldn’t wait to share the space with you!
It took me months to figure out where the land would be ok with me planting a grove. There is a lot of restore and bring to…
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5 Gardening Books for Druids, Witches, and Magicians
Now is the perfect time to make plans for next year's magical garden. Here are 5 of my favorite books for sacred gardens. #druidry #magicalgarden
I am lucky to own 8.8 acres of rolling pasture and overgrown woods. This little farmette has provided a unique background to my Druidy and magic. Part of my work this year has been to find the balance between restoration and cultivation on this land. This project will take years, of course, but one of the things I saught out right away were resources that combine land management, gardening,…
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Review of the OBOD Druid Grade
Review of the OBOD Druid Grade
Roughly four and half (maybe more like five?) years ago I took the leap to finally begin studying with the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids. I had been practicing Druidry on my own for a bit using different books to see my way through new practices and connections. I had so many hopes for what my work with the order would be like: deeply connected to like-minded but simulating people,…
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Anima Monday Interview
Anima Monday Interview where we chat about ancestors and Druidry.
I know it’s been quiet around here this month but I’m busy working on new content, running for elected office as Town Clerk, and getting some home renovations finished up. You’ll see more content in April from me 🙂
In the meantime, please do check out the very lovely and kind post on Anima Monday. We chatted about ancestors and Druidry. I thought the questions were very thoughtful and hit home on…
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Weave the Liminal: Living Modern Traditional Witchcraft by Laura Tempest Zakroff
Weave the Liminal: Living Modern Traditional Witchcraft by Laura Tempest Zakroff
Remember that you are not alone. You are following in the footsteps of countless generations of liminal weavers, and you are surrounded by spirit in so many ways. Breathe, close your eyes, find the quietude of the darkness. Soon the light of the star will become visible like the rising sun, the fabric will be illuminated again, and you will find your place. – Laura Tempest Zakroff
As I continue…
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The Shifting Landscape of our Inner Groves
The Shifting Landscape of our Inner Groves
When I first began practicing Druidry my inner grove was a cave high up a mountain side behind a waterfall. It was a warm sanctuary that allowed me to feel rooted and protected as I began to explore my inner landscape. I knew I was home when I smelled the rich loam of moss.
Sometime later my mundane life shifted significantly, and I saw that reflected in my inner grove. A meadow filled with…
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Forbidden Mysteries of Faery Witchcraft by Storm Fearywolf
Forbidden Mysteries of Faery Witchcraft by Storm Fearywolf
Imagine that all the things that make up your belief system and pagan practice is a sphere encircling you. This sphere spins at a lovely speed that keeps things interesting without every bringing discomfort. You are familiar with all the sights in and just beyond your sphere. Now tilt that sphere by 15 degrees and change the speed. Suddenly, things aren’t so comfortable. You might see the same…
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Book Review: Heartbeat of the Seasons - Earth Rituals for the Celtic Year by Kathleen Glennon
Book Review: Heartbeat of the Seasons - Earth Rituals for the Celtic Year by Kathleen Glennon.
Sometimes our seasonal celebrations become stale. They no longer spark the joy and mystery that enlivens our practice. Heartbeat of the Seasons – Earth Rituals for the Celtic Year by Kathleen Glennon is a book that endeavors to bring that spark and connection back to our practices.
The book is set up with different rituals, stories, crafts, and ideas that follow the seasonal year starting at…
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Druidry has been such a powerful path for me. I practiced on my own for quite some time. Being able to join the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids expanded my practice and brought even more to my Druidry than I thought possible. Check out my most recent video on YouTube if you want to hear more! I'm working on my Druid grade right now. It's pretty incredible to look back on my journey and see what has changed in my practice and life. Of course, the order isn't the only way to explore druidry! Every path is valid and you'll find what works best for you. #druidry #Magicallife #OBOD #pagan #distancelearningcourse #bard #ovate #druid #newvideo #top10 https://www.instagram.com/p/BsnfP9wHv5W/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=inu9zpxlr3xi