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páidín wrote:hmm, methinks that starting druidism in local places is not so great of an idea. being that ireland is nearly all christian, druidism no longer holds much of a place there except in history class...
and by the way, druidism is a dying, if not dead, religion.
and if you post something this off topic, please put "OT:" in the subject line.
Not only that. If you are a FIRM believer of Druidry you have to have studied for 20 years and be initiated by the Order of druids in order to call yourself one. The movement has been revived BUT it is not nor has it ever been an easy order to join. As someone who has studied it for a few years I will NEVER say I am a druid only that I follow that path or a similar one and no starting a bunch of druid clubs in ireland is not that wise of an idea considering druids used to also be priests but once christianity had a stronger foothold you had to forsake druidry if you were into it to become a priest or be cast out.
"Calling all druids"
There are few real druids to be called and they have their own order
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Nicohls book was recently released and it seems since then everyone thinks they are a druid. Its VERY Disrespectful to call yourself one unless you have been initiated.
well spoken
