ISBN: 1861632053

Paperback

The female in Druidry is a pulse or rhythm, an apparently divided energy in itself, a series of apparent contradictions and paradoxes; a very different type of knowledge, light and power. She is intuition and patience, love and fury, and she is both the ebb and flow of energies, of life and death, renewal and decay. Abroad is meant in the wider sense of out and about rather than being in another country. To analyse the Goddess is to restrict her, her ways are too complex for linear thought. We need to experience her rather than expect to understand her and substitute our restricted vision for a wider, holistic view of this incredible world into which we have been born. This is a book of discovery, intuition and enlightenment — shared rather than taught 

Carr-Gomm, Philip

In this beautifully-written guide, Chief Druid Philip Carr-Gomm shows how the way of Druids can be followed today. This guide will show how the wild wisdom of the Druids can help us to connect with our spirituality, our innate creativity, the natural world and our sense of ancestry. The life-enhancing beliefs and practices of this spiritual path have much to offer our 21st-century world. He explains: • The ancient history and inspiring beliefs of the ancient Druids • Druidic wild wisdom and their tree, animal and herb-lore • The mysteries of the Druids’ seasonal celebrations • The Druids’ use of magic and how their spirituality relates to paths such as Wicca. 

ISBN: 0738705888

Paperback 272 pages

Gain greater personal awareness and increased magical power through the magick of Druidic Tradition. Druid Power provides groundbreaking methods for self-transformation based on principles and practices of the Celtic Faerie Craft. Blending ancient Celtic ideas with modern psychology, Amber Wolfe teaches spiritual development in the Celtic and Faerie Way. Readers learn how to reconnect with the natural world through traditional ceremonies, guided imagery, breath work, and other shamanic techniques. Packed with powerful rituals, historical references, and valuable techniques for spiritual growth, Druid Power is an invaluable resource for new journeyers or advanced Celticists. 

Paperback: 216 pages

In The Druid Way, Philip Carr-Gomm takes us on a journey through the sacred landscape of Southern Britain, and as he does so, we learn about Druidry as a living tradition of the land and its people, a tradition that is as relevant today as it was for our ancestors. As we walk the ancient tracks across the South Downs we encounter dragons and giants, ancestral voices and ancient places that speak to us of the beauty of a spiritual way that still exists and can still be followed. We learn how Druidry can help us to sense again our kinship with Nature, and how following the Druid Way can lead us towards a profound sense of oneness with all life. This new edition has been extensively revised and includes the complete ceremonies of three Rites of Passage, a guide to the sacrfed sites of Sussex and a Foreword by Cairisthea Worthington. 

ISBN: 0749924977

Paperback 256 pages

In Living Druidry Emma Restall Orr opens the doorway to this powerful and ancient spirituality in a way that is both accessible and inspiring. Grounded in everyday life and experience this book guides the reader to find their own vision, and their own deep, personal, ecstatic relationship with nature. You will learn about: • The fundamental principles underlying Druidry • The relevance of Druidry and nature spirituality today • The powers of nature that resonate within the individual • Understanding and accepting yourself • How to bring a profound spiritual experience into your everyday life • Simple ways to acknowledge and embrace the wild side of your nature. 

In The Modern-Day Druidess Cassandra Eason makes Druidy accessible and relevant to the modern woman for the first time. She reveals the background to this nature-based tradition and provides easy-to-follow practical exercises to teach you how to draw on the power of nature and the land so that you can live in a more harmonious and spiritual way. 

ISBN: 1861631022
Paperback 200 pages

This book explores the 'Wattles and Branches' of the Celtic tree alphabets and the tree-lore of the British Isles. It is a wide-ranging explanation of, and commentary on, Celtic tree traditions, covering the Oghams of Ireland and the Bardic alphabets of Wales. These symbolic systems encapsulate the ancestral spiritual traditions of the British Isles; their teachings express the Druidic world-view and ways of thought that contemporary education has forgotten. Ogham and Coelbren contains the variants of the Irish Ogham tree 'alphabet' - its colours, trees, birds and symbols, cryptic codes and hidden inner meanings that encapsulate a creative energy available to-day. The Welsh Bardic system is also detailed, with rare illustrations from scarce texts. A comprehensive appendix details the meanings, correspondences and cosmology that Ogham and Coelbren contain. 

The human way of perception is through the symbols that we perceive either consciously or intuitively around and within us. To facilitate communication, our ancestors developed symbolic languages and alphabets that reflected in an inner way the outer phenomena of existance.

In the traditional society, the symbolic and mythical are integrated with the activities of everyday life: there is no division between the physical necessities of existence and the deeper levels of the symbolic world. There, every thing, every activity, operates on a number of levels, each of which infuses and informs the other.

This work is a Druidic exploration of the ramificactions of our human symbolic understanding of the world, from the perspective of Celtic civilisation, describing the symbolic structures upon which the more familiar signs, symbols and sigils of western spirituality are based.

According to ancient Druidic ethics, the three principle endeavours are to learn and collect knowledge; the second is to teach them; whilst the third is to make peace and to put an end to all injury. To carry out the third endeavour is the objective of the previous two. This book is offered to the reader in this spirit, “For to do contrary to these things is not usual or becoming to a bard”.

This book is an expression of a Druid's Path told in autobiographical form and is about ideas. There are many ways of drawing the cycle of the year, and although the author feels the elements are best drawn across the cross formed by the Fire Festivals, she has opted to appoint the quadrants to the cross formed by the Solar Festivals which gives a better balance of light in the form of sunrises and sunsets across the Elements. Sandra has included mind exercises and examples of practical experiences of working with the elements but readily concedes that in assigning specific thought forms or in forming an opinion:- ?I may be in the minority of one. What I have found to be valid for me does not make it so for anyone else; there are as many Paths as there are people.? These pages will serve you well on your own Journey. 

ISBN: 1870450558

Paperback 240 pages

The Druidic Order of the Pendragon reveals the rituals and secrets of a Druid order active in Derbyshire from the mid-nineteenth century until the 1940s. The author was sworn to secrecy during his lifetime but wrote down all his knowledge of the Order's ceremonials and symbolism for posthumous publication. He describes this, that and a whole lot of other things. There are surprisingly few parallels to other Druidical, magical or pagan groups. The initiation rituals are not for the faint-hearted and, to initiates, eggs will never seem the same again. The Druidic Order of the Pendragon is a delightful insight into an all-but lost world of powerful self development. At a time when paganism is increasingly diluted by teen witches, this is a reminder that ritual magic can be an effective tool for personal change. 

ISBN: 1870450248

Hardcover 176 pages

A re-issue of a classic work by a formidable priestess, pupil of Dion Fortune and working partner of Sharles Seymour, F.P.D., the ‘Forgotten Mage’. Working at a time when many were turning to Eastern spirituality, Christine Hartley believed that Britain has its own mystery tradition, hidden in myth and legend and in the land itself. She had known Merlin on the inner planes, journeying with him to the Celtic Underworld and she was more than happy to show us the entrance to this realm. Drawing on folklore and song, the legacy of Druidic culture is brought alive, providing practical guidelines for modern students of the ancient mysteries. The Western Mystery Tradition is the basis of the Western religious feeling, the foundation of our spiritual life, the matrix of religious formulae, whether we are aware of it or not. To it we owe the inspiration and force of our spiritual life. Very much reflecting the current return to paganism in our search for the spiritual, Christine Hartley reminds us that ‘The corn is still green and the ears are ripening for the harvest.’