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A New Monastic Way: Modern Polytheistic Celtic Monasticism

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Marrying modern spiritual needs with roots in Celtic culture and history, A New Monastic Way is the first book to offer a monastic path to modern polytheistic and neo-pagan practitioners. Serving the growing need and desire for a contemporary monastic and ascetic tradition, it delves both into the wealth of history in the Celtic monastic heritage and expands to meet the needs and requirements of a very modern neo-pagan audience. With a complete daily office of prayer and discussion of urban and suburban monastic life, it introduces a thoroughly new concept of daily and yearly practice and prayer. Showcasing brand new ideas about contemporary polytheistic cosmology and cooperative animism, featuring many modern polytheistic prayers, and offering a progressive view of monastic asceticism for solitary and group practitioners, Oisín Doyle provides something of interest to those who are already on a monastic path, individuals interested in adding more prayer to their current practice, and anyone who wants to maintain a relationship with living Celtic cultures.

139 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 7, 2017

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July 24, 2022
yes!!! what a wonderful book

This was a thoughtful, rich text full of deep practices and gorgeous prayers. While I’m not a Celtic polytheist, I still found much value in meditating on Doyle’s words as a heathen polytheist. I absolutely recommend this to anyone considering polytheist monasticism.
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October 8, 2022
Great book for anyone interested in learning more about monastic life, specifically from a Celtic Polytheist point of view.
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