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This simple working calls upon the light and warmth of Sacred Fire to keep the place through the weirdness of a Total Solar Eclipse.
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by Rev. Caryn MacLuan, originally read during a Cedarlight Grove Sunday morning service. I’ve recently started reading a book called “Enheduana: The Complete Poems of the World’s First Author” by Sophus Helle. It’s about a …..
Written by ADF is an orthopraxic organization, which means that we focus on shared practice instead of shared beliefs. However, as part of our Dedicant Program, we ask members to explore and define nine virtues and the …..
Written by by William J. Hartman, winner of the ADF 40th Anniversary Short Story Contest In the Harz Mountains of Germany there lies a hidden dell, up in those mist-shrouded trees. A place that cannot be found …..
ADF is an orthopraxic organization, which means that we focus on shared practice instead of shared beliefs. However, as part of our Dedicant Program, we ask members to explore and define nine virtues and the …..
Written by by Monica Shaner Imbolc has come and gone. The lambs suckle, balancing on wobbly new legs. The snowdrops are blooming, and buds swell on the magnolia trees. The Cailleach, though tiring, still stirs from time …..
Written by by Rev. Kirk Thomas Join Rev. Kirk Thomas in the fifth video in his series on ADF cosmology and religion. This one tackles the concept of sacrifice sustaining the cosmos. This video was made primarily …..
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What makes Druidry unique from other types of paganism or witchcraft? How do you balance personal practice with group practice? What is the role of place in Druidry, especially with regard to those of us who live in the U.S. but who are practicing the religion of our European ancestors? How we get people spiritually engaged with the ongoing environmental crisis?
by Rev. Kirk Thomas Join Rev. Kirk Thomas, Archdruid Emeritus, as he discusses Nature of Sacrifice, in this case, its uses for averting pollution (in the religious sense) and for protection.
Written by On February 10, the Bardic Guild hosted a virtual Bardic Circle where we gathered to listen, to share, and to connect through the bardic arts. We heard songs, stories, poems, prayers, and invitations to the Kindreds.
