http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/-t1.htm Mon, 05 Oct 2009 15:04:22 GMT 10 http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac97/esotericmagick/BannerFIN.png http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/-t1.htm http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/druid-magick-t882.htm Bones From angelfire Druid magick stems from the findings of a strong and healthy awareness of nature and the spirits and deities who exist in nature, seen or unseen. A Druid must understand the language that Nature uses to speak its wisdom. All else flows from that. Druid magick has a votive characteristic. The act of beseeching a deity, spirit, creature, entity or mystical being to aid in the accomplishment of a service in return for an offering often results in magick. Druids often ... Druidism Mon, 05 Oct 2009 15:01:02 GMT http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/druid-magick-t882.htm#10673 http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/druid-magick-t882.htm http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/druid-holidays-t883.htm Bones http://www.maryjones.us/jce/druidiccalendar.html The Modern Druidic Calendar The druids were renowned in the classical world for their knowledge of astronomy (as well as astrology), and despite the prohibition on the transcribing of religious dogma, the dates and meanings of the major Celtic holidays have survived, and are revived in modern Druidism. First, I think it important to point out that, despite popular misconception, the Celts did NOT follow a "Celtic tree calendar." ... Druidism Mon, 05 Oct 2009 15:04:22 GMT http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/druid-holidays-t883.htm#10674 http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/druid-holidays-t883.htm http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/druidism-t881.htm Bones http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Druid]]> Druidism Mon, 05 Oct 2009 14:58:30 GMT http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/druidism-t881.htm#10672 http://esotericmagick.forumotion.net/druidism-f15/druidism-t881.htm