Jan 12, 2019
Lleu Llaw Gyffes Statue
Just before Yule, the statue of Lleu Llaw Gyffes arrived at White Mountain Druid Sanctuary. The plinth had already been put in place. Here is Kirk standing with the statue in place.
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Lleu Llaw Gyffes Statue
Just before Yule, the statue of Lleu Llaw Gyffes arrived at White Mountain Druid Sanctuary. The plinth had already been put in place. Here is Kirk standing with the statue in place.
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Encountering the Nature Spirits
One of the basic tenets of Druidry, and perhaps one of the ones that unites virtually all modern forms, is a reverence and respect for nature. This is reflected in the original meaning of the word ‘Druid’, which comes from the Gaelic drui, which has ties to the proto-Celtic word for Oak, dru. The Roman historian Pliny the Elder wrote in the First Century AD that the Gaulish druids worshipped and performed sacrifices outdoors in sacred places in nature, most notably in oak groves.
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Cernunnos Shrine Completion
On Saturday July 16th at sundown, we completed a two year project to build a Shrine to Cernunnos. There are earlier blog entries here that describe the process of building the structure. This entry describes the final touches and the consecration.
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