Druidry

by Philip Shallcrass

Written by a practising druid, this introduction to druidry explores the history and development of the art, exploring such subjects as divination through Ogham wands and reading signs from the natural world. It also looks druidic healing traditions, including the use of herbs and meditation.

Genres: Paganism

144 pages, Paperback

First published October 15, 2000

Reviews

[Strangerealms · Rating 5 out of 5]

One has to understand this is solely an introduction book, in this case about Druidry. I think the author here manages well to introduce us to Druidry, to its rituals, the three types of druids (bard, ovate and druid), the different types of druidic organisations, etc. There is even a list of books and websites the author suggests to us for deeper understanding on the matter. I suggest this book for anyone who wants to know more about Druidry. For anyone though who already has good knowledge on the matter, this book will rather be useless.

[Marc Rhodes-Taylor · Rating 4 out of 5]

a very good introduction to druidry which covers all of the basics, well worth getting hold of. it is a little old but still very well written; i believe that philip is currently working on a revised, updated version.

[Janine · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really informative introduction to Druidry. I enjoyed reading this book

[Elisa_in_neverland · Rating 5 out of 5]

Clear and interesting description of Druidry and its characteristics in this book. Really recommended.