Druid`s Tale, A: An Ancient Path in the Modern World - Softcover

This is a very lively and interesting example of a how it is book of modern spirituality, as opposed to a how to one: and thus one of the best illustrations of how Druidry is lived that I have seen. (Professor Ronald Hutton, University of Bristol, Author of 'The Triumph of the Moon' and 'Blood and Mistletoe: The History of the Druids in Britain') This book is full of little insights that have that Oh yes! quality to them; the world needs more of these writings. Its lovely, I can sense you and hear your voice through your words. It is a joy. (Kris Hughes, Head of the Anglesey Druid Order, Author of 'Natural Druidry') From the spring of new introductory guides to Druidry, this is a book very much written in the informal style of a modern web blog. Warm, bubbly and accessible, it reveals the honest thinking and wakeful self-reflection that should be the foundation of every personal exploration of Druidry - indeed, any belief system - today. (Emma Restall Orr, Founder, 'The Druid Network', Author of 'Living Druidry' and 'Living with Honour')

What do people think of when they hear the word Druidry? The real questions, not questions about the old men in white robes stereotypes. What makes a Druid? What do they do? Having been a practising Druid for over ten years, Cat Treadwell wondered too. Asked to present a talk at a national Pagan Festival, and unsure exactly what the audience would want to hear, she started a blog, asking friends and colleagues (Muggle and Pagan) what they would like to know about the Druid Path. Two years later they are still asking. This book answers some of those questions. Cat has compiled and expanded on the common queries (So, do you worship the sun?) as well as the day-to-day aspects of Druidry as a lived path. She reveals how Druidry is constantly evolving to be relevant and accessible in the modern world.