Druidry, at its core, is about becomig one with the power of the trees, attaining the ability to regenerate like trees do in spring, live thousands of years like trees, connect with the heavens and the underworlds like trees. Therefore you have druid oaks! You are meant to communicate with the oak. Become it`s human extension. Not "worship it". But this film has a good spirit and is well-made, it works.

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment

I have become friends with a druid i met at work after standing up for him when he was getting ganged up and bullied because some staff find him odd and because we share a interest in ancient cultures and myths. I don't even understand why he was bullied, he's a friendly person who skips his coffee break to feed birds, sit out in nature and chats about his goddess Brigantia (don't know if im spelling this correctly) that is associated with some rivers. A very pleasant and completely harmess guy. Really loved the video btw.

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

When we follow a specific path, we can be under the scrutiny of others who don't necessarily understand our way of life. I would certainly have debated with the staff. ps, glad you loved the film

I thinks a Pilgrimage should be a standard way of life when we are young, spirtual or not, mabye to find, a path. Spiritual people, no matter what path are always more understanding, kind and empathetic than non. Great video :)

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree, and great to hear you liked the film

@robgau2501

Жыл бұрын

I Totally second that emotion.

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

@@robgau2501 thank you

Words can't express how much this film means. I hope you will do a sequel...Soon.. Your Seen is alive and well... Blessings from America

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Steven, a sequel is in preparation and would have been shot this year. So watch this space. Roly

Recently became a Bard and while waiting for my Gwersi, enjoyed this video very much. I think it is a wonderful way to get into how people are living their Druidry by watching them in action and participating. A lovely explanation - thankyou! ☘

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Did you finish your Bardic level?

YT recommended this and it’s perfect for right before Samhain. Lovely to see OBOD people, too. Be blessed. 🎃

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Thank you, to be honest, OBOD were the only druid order who responded. I'm glad they did as I made some real great friends from making the documentary.

@NancyDrewe

11 ай бұрын

@@Lost_Histories It seems like they’re one of the few groups with genuinely nice and sincere people. I found out about them right before covid, so it sort of put a damper on it. But hopefully now I’ll be able to start their Druidry course. Blessed be! Nice talking to you.

Reminds me of the Hopi and other native cultures Thank and care for Mother Nature She gives us life Aloha

@Lost_Histories

8 ай бұрын

There are many similarities between Druidism and Shamanism. One can walk the same path

Watching this I had two reactions. Firstly some of the prayers said are things I've written down before without ever hearing them. 'Guardians of the north I summon and stir you up'. And second thought - I'm neither posh nor goth enough to hang out with these folk and tell them that at this time of the year the song of the geese, at early morning are an echo of what they are at other times of the year. Most gardeners follow the migration of insects and animals and the hopefulness of plants and trees - and we learn from committing to not harming either. Druidry is a posh affectation to us. That said - walk humbly upon the earth - harm none and don't set traps for the mice in your home - they will leave in late spring and you will miss them.

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Good morning, what a lovely comment. I followed my own Druid path all my life and said my own prayers from my heart. I never joined an order until recently and I’m happy I did. Now I understand more about the path and still follow my heart in all ceremonies and rituals

@voxquivive3303

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lost_Histories Not sure if you will see this or if this is the appropriate forum but can I ask what the value of ritual and ceremony is for you? For me it just seems like taking the vast spaciousness, magic, cruelty and poetry of the natural world and dressing it unwillingly in drag. (nothing wrong with drag if you are willing!) I know tone can be tricky when sending text so I want to be clear that I am really glad there are druids and people like you out there in the world.

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

@@voxquivive3303 The rites or rituals are closely connected to the sphere of the sacred and to myth. Through the ritual, especially within a celebration, the various elements and symbols take on a real as well as symbolic value.

@helenwood8482

3 жыл бұрын

@@voxquivive3303 I have been a Christian druid for 22 years and have never involved any living being in my rituals without that living being's consent. In fact, I would say the difference between druidry and witchcraft is that witches aim to impose their will on the world and druids aim to align their will with the world. Druidry is also a path of truth. No drag required. We face the world as it is. I have to say that nothing in nature is cruel, only necessary. The only creature that takes pleasure in inflicting pain is a human and a deeply damaged one at that. Here is a bit from a ritual I performed one Beltane. I hope it explains my approach to ritual: From Beltane 2001: Pledge to the Land. I belong to the land. I shall not do harm to it I shall not betray it I shall not ignore it. My blood is not more precious than the water, My bones are not more precious than the rocks, My breath is not more precious than the air. May my life sustain the land that sustains me. I will be a friend to the Earth And all living things on it. I will be as quick to give as to receive. I will help others who want to help the Earth. My hands will be ready to work, my heart to love. Every day I will do one thing to help the land.

Watching this made me think that I have been very close to druidry for most of my life. Not a tree hugger but i sit out under trees and try to feel the tree and become one with it. Unfortunately in my later days I am slightly disabled and can no longer walk too good so climbing Glastonbury and Mam Tors are now off the menu but visits to Stonehenge and Avebury are still on the cards. In September I have a long weekend at Glastonbury and just may take a trip out from there, to Stanton Drew.

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your lovely comment. In my Spiritual adventure, I also never called myself a Druid until now. But you are right, we don't need a label to sit under the trees as you do and enjoy stone circles and henges, isn't that enough to be one with nature?

@colinp2238

11 ай бұрын

@@Lost_Histories I rewatched this, and my feelings are exactly as before. This time I understood in a different way because of what has happened in the time since I first saw it. Life is what we make of it rather than what it makes of us. I have subscribed so that I can find more of your channel easier, and you deserve the support.

@Lost_Histories

10 ай бұрын

@@colinp2238 Thank you for your kind comment, I appreciate it. I upload content once a week, so something always fresh can be found.

I have just watched this again for the third or fourth time. I just love it.

@Lost_Histories

3 ай бұрын

Warms my heart to know you enjoyed the film. Do you follow the path also?

As the teacher led his student out on her first “vision quest” up onto the hill towa4ds the Standing Stones, (as they werewalking along on the 2 parallel vehicle tracks through the field), I saw a vision of the EXACT SAME THING, with a tall, long white-haired Gandalf-looking old man leading an identical 14-16 yr old boy, dressed in Rags up the Exact Same Track 2638 years ago.

@Lost_Histories

8 ай бұрын

Perhaps you were reliving a past life?

@alanwerner8563

8 ай бұрын

@@Lost_Histories. I think I’m learning that we aren’t always reliving Our Own past lives; rather that we might be, as the nature of our Soul Families now appears to me, sharing views of/glimpses into Related People’s/Friend’s Lines. The concept of Soul Fa,ilies has become one of the Principal focuses of my Nightly Studies, (meaning the “Graduate Work” I’m actively pursuing between the hours of 1:30-4:30 AM). Aacckk, Graduate Work sounds pretentious…. It’s just that I’m Actively engaged, VERY ACTIVELY in Traveling to different places, meeting with different entities, actively debating different topics, learning stuff, Teaching Stuff too. This is very hard to talk about…. Some people refer to it as “remembering my dreams”. Well, that’s Completely the wrong way of looking at it IMHO. As if dreams were these things that just Happen to Us, that we’re sorta Outside Observers to. That’s Certainly Not the way it is for me anyway. And I doubt very much it is for mst of the rest of us either. What do u think? BTW, I’m quite enjoying your Clearly Monumental Work. I was Going to explain my “Dream” of Years Ago wherein I was shown the Forest of Soul Family Trees, but maybe later.

Well there’s a pleasant surprise and no mistake. I’m investigating Druid beliefs and practices and just about to take the OBOD Bardic course.....and who do I see on this film but “Dylan Knight” (whom I think was originally named David), an ex colleague of mine at The London Dungeon in 2007 ! A true gent and nice guy. Lovely to see you again Mr Knight. .... It looks like we’re on the same path. 🙏

@Lost_Histories

6 ай бұрын

I shall pass on your reply to him as I’m in touch with David, through Druid events

@seanmacleod1724

6 ай бұрын

@Lost_Histories That would be lovely, thank you 🙏 Dylan would remember me, (hopefully), as Shaun Lynch, Terry Wade''s friend. I was there for the 2007 Summer season and recall the day Dylan left us and moved back to the Midlands. As I said before, always a lovely guy. PS.....I live on the West Coast of Scotland now, and can see the Isle of Arran from my home, where I believe there is an active Druid group. I haven't been in touch yet but I no doubt will be at some point in the near future.

@dylanknight2761

6 ай бұрын

@@seanmacleod1724 Hiya! What a wonderful surprise indeed and hope you are well! 😁

@Lost_Histories

6 ай бұрын

@@seanmacleod1724David says Hi Lynchie 😂

@seanmacleod1724

6 ай бұрын

@@Lost_Histories Lol 😄 ... Thank you 🙏

LOVE THIS, wonderful description of a fabulous way of life

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

It is a wonderful way of life. I'm so pleased it touched so many people

When i see these ancient European spirituality before abrahmic religions took place,it totally matches with the eastern spirituality and religion,nature based and understanding of the universe.🙏🙏🙏i hope druidry traditions come back to britian.

I so love this film. I wish it was much longer. Truly inspiring.

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment. With so many more interviews to add to the documentary, I'm sure it would turn out to be 1 hour 30, but we felt it was a good insight and if anyone watching might turn to a druid order to find out more.

This was beautifully put together and a joy to watch.

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you helen

Wonderful job to all involved! Just what we need to help lighten our spirits in this shelter-at-home period.

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Danni Lang Glad we gave you a boost to your spirts

thank you so much for that film. It is really wonderful and inspirational.

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Kybkom Pietzek Glad you enjoyed our film

Excited to watch this, thanks for it premiering here

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoyed the film?

At ~04:50 as they enter and form the Circle, notice all the Orbs Dancing around…. SOMEBODY’S LISTENING. This Is Very Good.

@Lost_Histories

8 ай бұрын

Lots of unseen activity at that particular stone circle

Most excellent. I have been slowly aligning myself with what I feel to be 'my' druidic path for a decade or more now, the pull to 'listen to the trees and the bones of the earth' getting very strong after the death of my wife. I have not delved into the literature of OBOD as I wanted to be sure that I found my own 'voice' in this philosophy before I learned the thoughts of others. But given that, at certain points in watching this, I found myself gripped by strong emotions, then perhaps it is time to open that door.

@Lost_Histories

5 ай бұрын

Have you opened the door to Druidry?

@dallassukerkin6878

5 ай бұрын

@@Lost_Histories Not in the sense of joining OBOD just yet ... but I will soon ... rather than the stars, I am waiting for the Pounds to align :)

@Lost_Histories

4 ай бұрын

@@dallassukerkin6878 You will do when the time and resources are right for you

Thank you Roland and everyone involved in this production. Wonderfull ☀️💧🌱🌳🍃🍂🌍🙏💚

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Glad to give an insight into Druidry

Really enjoyed this wonderful film and thanks to all involved in making it.

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Without everyone insight, the film would never have been made

Beautiful and inspiring. You did a wonderful job.

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Only just came across this , brilliant !

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Thank you glad you enjoyed it

Well done, Sir Roly! There is much wisdom here! I felt your passion for a different way of life that just might be the antidote to human history's ills. Stay on your path and surprise us with more work.

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind comments. I will certainly be bringing more documentaries on this theme. /|\

Thank you for this lovely film.

@Lost_Histories

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the short documentary

Thank you for posting this beautiful film.

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it

I have been searching for equivalent of ancient Tamil spirituality in the British land and found this, feeling lucky to know the similarities 😊

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Blessings to you, and thank you for your comment. I hope you have found what you are looking for?

That was absolutely brilliant Roly, so professional and echoes my life somewhat too. Glyn

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind reply Glyn. Do you follow the tradition also?

Amazing informative video, just started my first steps into Druidry with OBOD

Nice One! nice to see a more modern Druidic film :)

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Another documentary will be out next year. If Covid allows?

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, insightful, and inspiring... Thank you :)

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I will pass on your message to all those involved

Loved it! Thank you.

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Linda Marson Great, splendid to hear you enjoyed it

Wonderful film.So grateful for it .

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the film

Beautiful Just beautiful Loved it~ Thanks

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Cookie Cat thank you

I love this! So inspired by druidry.

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Why not take the Druidry course, Iris? I can't recommend it enough

@emmacollett2629

Жыл бұрын

I am also interested in druidry. Which course would you suggest please? Many thanks.

A wonderful portrayal of what is means to follow a Druidic path. Fantastic camera work and acting.

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Sheila Scully thank you. As a tidbit, David who plays Dylan is a member of OBOD, one of the reasons why I picked him.

@sheilaherself

4 жыл бұрын

@@Lost_Histories I heard about the film via the OBOD Touchstone magazine. ;)

@dylanknight2761

3 жыл бұрын

@@sheilaherself Excellent, glad you enjoyed.

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

@@sheilaherself Blessings Be, I hope we can do a sequel this year or next?

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

@@dylanknight2761 Thanks for your write up in Touchstone

Well done thank you so much it's a trully monumental work XXXXXXXX

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Maria for you lovely comment xx

Really enjoyed this, good little film

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the film

Fantastic video: enlightening and inspiring...an important addition to knowledge on this area of life and its practice.

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Thank you, really glad you enjoyed the documentary.

Excellent! It was the quickest 37 minutes ever!!

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Thank you, could have made a two-hour documentary. But its a good glimpse into Druidry

A wonderful and inspirational film of what Druidry is all about, just love it. /|\

@rolykeates2229

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

Beautiful so pure and inspirational ✨💚

@Lost_Histories

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Louise, I hope your path on the journey will be just as inspiring. /|\

Bravo - well done!

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Thank you for this video. I'm not a tree hugger but it is interesting that a tree is the only thing(I can think of) in nature, besides a fellow human, that is almost made for hugging.

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Trees are made for snuggling into

Thank you. Confirmed my path today. Happily waiting for sequels.

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely a sequel will be in the pipeline

Beautiful

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Wow, wonderfull document!

@Lost_Histories

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment

Ty.

Wonderful film. It taught me alot more about druidry :D

@Lost_Histories

11 ай бұрын

Thank you, hope you further researched into Druidry?

The day when ritualists will learn their lines and stand in circle without scripts will be the day we truly honour the druidic teachings of developing the faculty of memory. We cannot drop into the internal states required for magic when we are engaging consciously with a book/page of lines. Once memorised, the spirit of inspiration can flow. This is when ritual moves from "performance" to actual ceremony that affects the inner planes.

@Weonlyknewoneway

Ай бұрын

🏆

@helenwood8482

Ай бұрын

Druidry is not about memorising a script.

@RyanEdmondsMyLifeAsRyan

Ай бұрын

@helenwood8482 and even less about reading lines out of a ritual book. BUT, sometimes, in a tradition, lines are learned verbatim because then they carry power through the momentum of time. Yogis reciting scripture from ancient Sanskrit texts know the power of passing down oral lore. In fact, druidry WAS about memorizing long poems and verses verbatum, to keep accurate history alive. There is a time for speaking from the heart, but traditions are kept alive through the momentum of certain sacred texts and verses.

I’ve passed on your comment to David. Good luck with your adventure

That little touch of excitement, I haven't wanted to watch a movie in so long. haha, but I wasn't sure what this was(37:08) This is the first video of yours I've seen, it came up on my feed. A VERY enjoyable Film! Ty. Blessings

A wonderful film thank you so much . Just beginning a Druid path, in my later sixties, but it seems very familiar.

@christinearmington

Жыл бұрын

Same here.

@Lost_Histories

9 ай бұрын

Blessing to you. I hope you are still on the druid path and its fruitful path?

@Lost_Histories

9 ай бұрын

Are you still on the Druid path?

@vikingjanch

9 ай бұрын

Yes still on the path ! It is part of me, I would say . Yourself ? @@Lost_Histories

@Lost_Histories

9 ай бұрын

@@vikingjanchyes still on the path. Halfway through Ovate level and enjoying everything from the teachings

Merlins beard this was a great video

I’m a scientist, but I want to be a Druid as well. I’m not sure how that would work. I’ve always felt drawn to mountains (rocks) and trees. I’m also 45. So I’m not sure how that would work either.

@Lost_Histories

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, I'm 50 and I came to the calling late in life. With age comes wisdom, so don't let age deter you. As for being a scientist and a Druid, I can see a conflict but you are halfway there if you have seen the documentary.

@krispalermo8133

Жыл бұрын

Scientist .. ? You study magnetic fields ? Air pressure, atmospheric pressure ? Sound harmonics ? Testing animal/human behavior through control groups ? You could drop a few hundred dollars in ghost hunting equipment and test basic localize energy fields. Other than buying books covering thirty or forty years covering traditional or Asian rock gardens along with Wicca/witchcraft books on earth/crystal magic you can watch youtube of people talking about Earth/stone magic. What is the mental/physiological effect that people go through being around small rock garden water fall features. You can even buy small tabletop water fountain as relaxation devices to calm your nerves, which is said ploy marketing advertisement. Take multiple readings of a room and back yard energy fields, then put a stone garden in the yard or house follow with another reading. Then do multiple prayer rituals follow with other energy field tests. Just do not tell half the people walking through that you are doing .. pagan .. rituals to test their mood. 2.) Back in the 1990's my dad was an automotive technician along with playing electric guitars and had current reading test devices. Which even worked on humans. We were also into football/ruby, martial arts, power lifting, and marathon woodland running, so we pushed ourselves through multiple levels of energy output readings. Along with testing out what different current trees and types of rock were around our forest and fields. In short, the equipment was very lacking as to what has been developed in the past ten years. b.) If you have a free-standing tree in your yard, test out its fields, then build a stone circle ring around the base of the tree as seen with flower emplacements, and test the energy field readings again. Two trees are best, one tree just to put together a quick yard decoration flower garden. Then second you say a prayer along with scratching or stone drill a rune marker or spell onto the stone as a magic blessing. It can take close to a month to engrave each stone with whatever rune markers you want, then place each stone with a ritual prayer creating the ring/ magic circle around the tree base. After wards you can ask a few groups of people how they feel after a few minutes standing near the trees. My view we are or should say scientist engineers are just barely creating equipment to test energy fields. Magic/ ghost hunting is like Nasa finding planets with the orbital telescopes, it is all about technological grow and social awareness. 1980's , " Earth is the only planet and our solar system is so .. special." protestant Christians with their overly needy emotion state Needing to be special in the world in God's eye, along with the nonsense of the Satanic Panic. My Southern Baptist Church back in 1980's boycotted Star Trek cause the show promoted evolution and life on other worlds. That church promoted paddling children for even talking about other worlds existing. 1990's, " We might find a few gas giants in nearby solar systems." 2010's + , " We are finding gas giants all over the place, there might be alien life out there." Hope you are having a good weekend, and G*D bless.

I wonder if the druids were like legit users of magic, and they didn't record their teachings because it was dangerous.

@diaryofalightworker7313

Жыл бұрын

I think so !

Loved this..I noticed the stone with steps I it is near the 9 ladies in Derbyshire my home county. Many thANKs.. blessings..GAV

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Yes you are correct. The stone with the steps is named Cork Stone, Gav

@gavhinds8190

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lost_Histories if your in Derbyshire again check out barbrook stone circles..there's two nearby 1 another. I love visiting them..

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

@@gavhinds8190 Gav, I live in Derbyshire and did you know there are 42 stone circles and henges in Derbyshire alone.

@gavhinds8190

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lost_Histories ahh awesome brother. I never knew we had that many. That's great...I don't go to the 8 ladies at solstice as I want bear to see the mess that's made and disrespect to the stones.. I'm in chesterfield..

@gavhinds8190

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lost_Histories sorry about the mispelling it's this daft phone..lol...I sometimes go to the circles with my daughter and her fella..I love the circles..the earth power is sublime.

wisdom should be shared or we are not wise peace and love

@Lost_Histories

6 ай бұрын

"Wisdom shared is wisdom gained!"

Diolch yn Fawr -Thank you very much .Blessed Be /|\

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Blessed be Susan /|\ glad you enjoyed the documentary

@susanthomas5464

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lost_Histories xxx

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

@@susanthomas5464 xxx

Druids like the Cwezi it means "Spirits or wind" and the skins of the Cwezi were white like snow and their grandfather was known as Nyamiyonga or Musisi the Earthquake and her daughter who produced the Cwezi was known as Nyamata means she was white like the color of cow's milk and her son she produced was called Isimbwa simply means a dog man's best friend

@kizzakasule4929

3 жыл бұрын

And when the Bachwezi vanished or disappeared into lake albert known in my culture as "Mutanzige" means "Locust" and it's alleged that the Cwezi tranformed themselves into locusts and before they departed they entrusted their royal regalia to Ngabi Clan known as Kob

Just do confirm, no we don't indoctrinate kids XD a pressured druid is no druid at all. We're a chill bunch :) Also you can totally be a goth druid-

Never been first to comment on KZread, Roland. I'm looking forward to watching this movie. 12 Mnutes to go. Waiting for the curtain to rise. lol.

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoyed Ralf

@rebeccalowe4714

4 жыл бұрын

Great work, Roly :)

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Rebecca Lowe thank you

@ralfnewman530

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, thank you, Roland. My wife and I found it very absorbing. Afterwards we have also watched your interesting KZread video 'A Druid's Pilgrimage - Behind the scenes with cast and crew.' We found that very interesting too. We loved the scenery, the characters and dialogue. Great work. I hope that with time your film gets lots more views here on KZread. Its been really nice connecting with you and your filming this evening. Thank you, again :-)

@Lost_Histories

4 жыл бұрын

Ralf Newman I hope you will watch my other documentaries also

And arbor low..

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it was difficult to film at other stone circles around Derbyshire, but it was great to use a drone at Arbor Low

Obviously he has dreads, its not like the druids from antiquity where said to have washed there hair in lye so frequently it had stayed yellow, and course.

🌳🦌🌳

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Aaron

ok but why did none of these druids do anything druidic like speak a Celtic language or name any druid/Celtic gods.if you ask me none of these can call themselves druids.

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment. This is a an introduction to Druidry. In the interviewers I purposely didn't ask which gods they follow as it would have been impolite. As for talking in Galic or another “Celtic language” i’ll let you make your own mind up why

why does obod not just sell a book set?

@Lost_Histories

5 ай бұрын

Then every Tom, Dick and Harriet, would know the secrets of the Druids

THE SMUGNESS THO

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

I know which scene you wrote about. Dylan the actor took a lot of pride in his beliefs, he might have come across as smug, but truly he isn’t

@natmanprime4295

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lost_Histories I'll need some evidence lol

@Lost_Histories

3 жыл бұрын

@@natmanprime4295 the only evidence I can give you is my witness to his outstanding character 😁

@alanwerner8563

8 ай бұрын

@@natmanprime4295. How about You provide some Evidence of this purported Smugness instead? Plus its quite excusable (to me anyway) that someone who has been studying, focusing on reactivating, revivifying an Ancient Earth-based religion would maybe portray a certain Pride in being recorded doing a Very Ancient ritual, one that he had come to Deeply Cherish as the modern iteration of a Very Deep Lineage, one that he was only just then learning to really Resonate with. So with that being said, I can easily forgive any perceived Pride.

@natmanprime4295

8 ай бұрын

@@alanwerner8563 oooOOOOooo!!👜👜 you're hilarious

Human sacrifice to evil spirits at its core.

@Lost_Histories

9 ай бұрын

Wow, In all my years in Druidry, not once have I seen any human sacrifice or devil worshipping

@alanwerner8563

8 ай бұрын

And do you, by chance have any EVIDENCE of this?? We’ll be waiting.

@Lost_Histories

8 ай бұрын

@@alanwerner8563can’t guarantee human sacrifice hadn’t happened in the past. I know it doesn’t happen in the now

Hate to break it to you, but the Druids were very fond of human sacrifice. Even the Romans were disgusted by their human rights violations.

@Lost_Histories

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for your reply, times have changed. I've been to many many Druid rituals, and I cant say I've ever seen a human sacrifice.

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@Lost_Histories

2 жыл бұрын

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