by Briana Hilton The recent opening of a landscaped garden with symbolic features was marked with a Druid dedication, highlighting the historic relationship between Druidry and nature that is still celebrated to […]

by Andrew Fabian   Introduction The Ogham Tea Ceremony combines elements from a traditional Japanese tea ceremony and aspects of Ogham divination. The ceremony offers the participant a semi-traditional tea […]

by Anon Happy Solstice to one and all! It’s taken me all day to sit and write today, but that’s okay, some things take a while Solstice! The barefoot thumping […]

by Sue Baxter I have grown herbs for many years, and use them in cooking, cleaning, for making incense etc. While beginning my studies on the OBOD Ovate course, and […]

by The Most Rev. Shaun McCann By the rowan and the brierBy the raging forest fireBy the sky in lightening tornBy the moon that’s newly bornBy the rising of the […]

gic techniques to quiet those critical voices, and we talked about whether it would be safe and wise to do so. Buoyed by her encouragement, I developed a ritual to […]

by Kimberly Israel I created this ritual to deal with integrating the experience of my own trauma as the experience itself was coming to a close. It gave me a […]

by Dr Kennan Elkman Taylor Heathen Magic is an account of the exploration of and reconnection with my own heritage and ancestry in the context of a healing vocation, which […]

by Joanna Van Der Hoeven In a recent article published in Paganism 101 – An Introduction to Paganism by 101 Pagans, Emma Restall Orr wrote about Pagan ethics, and how […]

by Barbara Stühlmeyer The story I want to share happened in the 1980. We had just moved to a wonderful tiny village in northern Germany not too far from the […]

by Jason Kirkey Druidism, whatever else we would like to think of it as, is a social structure of the past. It existed within ancient Celtic society, serving a very […]

by Julian Rose We who engage in postulating solutions to the dominant issues of this time, use much energy speculating on unknown outcomes. But how much energy do we use […]

by Maria Ede-Weaving The paradoxical mystery and beauty of the Autumn Equinox is that when the year is waning and moving towards the dark and colder days of winter, the […]

by Maria Ede-Weaving The Autumn Equinox is here again. As the sun’s path lowers in the sky and the season changes, the light changes also; it becomes a paradoxical mixture […]

In the run up to the Equinox I have experienced that strange unsettling feeling that I so often encounter at these times of the year when the light and dark […]

Chico Xavier by Yuri Levy   Chico Xavier (1910-2002) is one of the greatest personalities in Brazil. He was a talented medium and a great philanthropist. He psychographed more than […]

by Donata I’m both a Druid and a Wiccan. These are my very personal feelings about the two pagan paths I’m on and don’t reflect what anyone else may feel […]

by Ailim Memories of our loved ones also keep their Spirit alive, as our thoughts ensure that they remain close to us, as we knew them. This aspect of remembering […]

ncient and universal form of self-healing, whether done in the gym, the sauna or the sweat lodge. I do it on the dance floor. The more you dance, the more […]

by Maria Ede-Weaving (Written in response to the Earthquakes in Japan in 2011) The scenes of Japan’s recent earthquake and tsunami have been shocking and distressing. It is hard to take […]

by Alastaire MacArthur  I have been walking among the hills, forests and woodlands of West Sussex for many years, in fact since 1958 when I was eight years old. (Oh, […]

by Lady Nimue I would like to start by addressing seven energy centres known as CHAKRAS, and their corresponding colours. I believe these colours and their vibratory rates relate to […]

by Joanna Van Der Hoeven   In Druidry, often the  ancestors are honoured from three different spheres that can overlap each other. These spheres are the ancestors of blood, who share […]

by Hennie Van Geel It was in 1971, I was 14 years old and it slowly became part of me. What? The light I saw shining around and through the […]