A poem from the early 14th century Book of Taliesin. It's a healing charm, like the Anglo-Saxon 'Nine Herbs Charm' and rhymed invocations used by Central Asian shamans. Like them, it invokes local deities as well as plant and animal spirits. It's recorded in the style of early medieval bards, with harp accompaniment. As a healing charm, it seems especially appropriate to these uncertain times.

Blessings to all,

Greywolf /|

Talking about art, pottery, and Blodeuedd and druidry. Recorded in December 2018

How story can as an initiatory process to deal with life's hazards. Possible directions for storytelling to go in. The vision for storytelling in the BDO

Here Philip Shallcrass, founder of the BDO chats about the Order, his adventures through paganism, and how after 13 years in the making, the BDO course is nearing completion.