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DRUID BELIEFS
One of the most striking characteristics of Druidism is the degree to which it
is free of dogma and any fixed set of beliefs or practices. In this way it
manages to offer a spiritual path, and a way of being in the world that avoids
many of the problems
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WHAT IS A DRUID?
In ancient times a Druid was a philosopher, teacher, counsellor and magician,
the word probably meaning ‘A Forest Sage’ or ‘Strong Seer’. In modern times, a
Druid is someone who follows Druidry as their chosen spiritual path, or who has
entered the Druid level of training in a Druid Order.
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WHAT DO DRUIDS BELIEVE?
There is no dogma in Druidry, or Druidism as it also known, so you will find a
wide range of beliefs amongst Druids. But most will believe in a realm or realms
beyond or in addition to the physical world; in the continuity of the soul after
physical death, perhaps through reincarnation; in the interconnectedness of all
life, in the great web of Being; and in the Law of the Harvest, expressed in the
East as Karma, in Christianity in the idea that “as you sow, so shall you reap.”
What do Druids do?
Druids love and respect the natural world and celebrate eight special festival
times during the year. They work to develop their creativity, to foster
community and compassion, and to study spiritual teachings. They are interested
in meditation, mysticism and magic as means to improve their lives and the lives
of others, and are often engaged in projects to preserve, protect and restore
the natural world, and celebrate the creative arts.
Is Druidism a Religion?
Some people follow the Druid Way as their religion, others see it as a spiritual
or magical path, others as a philosophy or way of life.
Do Druids believe in an Afterlife?
Most Druids believe in some form of afterlife. The ancient Druids believed in
the transmigration of souls, which means that after death we can reborn as
humans or even animals. Just as many Buddhists and Hindus hold to this belief,
so do many Druids. Others believe in reincarnation (rebirth as a human) while
others will be agnostic, simply stating they do not hold to any belief, while
others, particularly Christian Druids, may believe in a heavenly afterlife.
Do Druids have special Wedding or Funeral Rites?
Yes, and in the Order of Bards Ovates & Druids we have developed an online
training programme in celebrancy, which shows you how to create and hold such
rites. You can also find a list of Druid celebrants on this site who can help
you with organising and leading these.
Do Druids use Magic?
Druidry, or Druidism as it is also called, encourages you to find the magic in
life itself, and in particular in the beauties and wonders of nature. In
addition, it teaches natural principles that draw on a spiritual understanding
of the way creativity works, to help you change your life and create more love,
beauty, healing and peace in the world. Druids are both magicians and mystics.
The mystic in us seeks union with the Divine, with All. The magician in us seeks
to be creative and of use in the world.
Where does the word ’Druid’ come from?
Some believe the term ‘Druid’ comes from the Celtic word for oak – dru –
combined with the Indo-European root – wid – to know, making the Druid a ‘knower
of the oak’, in other words a ‘forest sage’. Others believe the word comes from
the pre-Indo-European roots deru, meaning ‘strong’, and weid, meaning ‘to see’,
making a Druid a ‘strong seer’.
How can I find out more about Druidry?
Our home learning course, in six different languages, presents the teachings of
Druidry in an accessible, direct way that is supported by a team of over 50
mentors around the world who support students as they learn about the eight
festival times, the magical properties of trees, plants, animals and the Earth.
We have over 300 groups around the world, and this website is full of articles
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