Bonewits's Essential Guide to DruidismAn elegant and thoughtful tour of modern Druidism. With impeccable scholarship, America's most legendary Druid explores Druidic archaeology and mythology and helps to demystify rituals and prayers. Providing a complete overview of Druidic history, from its origins to its extermination by the Romans and triumphant resurgence as an earth religion in the 20th century, Bonewits explains Druidic traditions and discusses the future of Druidry as a public Pagan religion. Includes spells for love, prosperity and health and a wide-ranging glossary. |
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Common terms and phrases
altar American ancient druids and/or Ár nDraíocht Féin Archdruid associated Awen bardic bards beliefs Beltaine blessing Boann Bridget Brighid called caste celebrate Celtic Celts century ceremony Chapter Christian circle clergy Culdees Dagda deities divine draíocht Druid groups Druid Order Druid organizations Druid/ess druidic Druidism Druidry Druids of North Earth Earth-Mother Feast festival fire function Goddess Gods Hasidic Druids Henge of Keltria Indo-European cultures Iolo Ireland Irish Isaac Bonewits Keltria language living Lughnasadh magic meditation Mesopagan modern druids monotheistic Mother mystical myths Neopagan Druids Norse OBOD offer ogham omnifunctional Order of Druids original Otherworld Pagan Paleopagan Druids Philip Carr-Gomm political priest priestesses RDNA Realm Reconstructionist Reformed Druid religion religious rites ritual Roman sacrifice Samhain scholars Solstice spirits stone Stonehenge symbol Thou tion traditions trees tribes usually Vedic warriors Welsh Wicca wisdom word worship