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In this episode, we will discuss Beltane and its association to the wheel of the year. We will also discuss the significance of fire in all its forms and how it relates to this time of the year along with some cultural practices used to celebrate it.
In this episode, we will discuss the spring equinox. We will look at what is going on from the perspective of the earth and sun, what it means for our seasons, and how we can celebrate it. We will also discuss other traditions, such as Easter, and how they are connected.
In this episode, we will take a look back at all the topics we've covered and look at how you can apply them to your daily life to make Druidry a part of your daily practice. You can use Druidry every day, no mater where you are, at any time, we just have to make the point of practicing it and getting outside of our comfort zone. I wish you all the best on your journey into Druidry.
In this episode we will look at a different type of sense, or spirit energy, that we can work with in various ways. Nwyfre is a term used in many branches of Druidry, but is present in many spiritual practices. It is the energy that flows through all things. Other energy flows that we can work with are the Awen, elemental, plant, and animal energies.
In this episode, we explore the concept of intuition as another sense that we can use to interact with the world around us. How do we define a sense and does intuition fit into this definition?
In this episode, we will take a look at the sense of taste and how we can use it to connect to nature and to make good decisions for ourselves and the environment.
In this episode, we explore the sense of smell, both from the perspective of taking in and putting out scents and how this interacts with our environment. We also talk about how many modern day products have chemicals that our body can't process and how to limit them for our health and for those around us.
In this episode, we explore the sense of touch. The sense of touch can be used for perception and for action. There are also a variety of sensations in our body that we may not think of as using the sense of touch, which we will discuss.
In this episode, we will explore how our sense of hearing can help us in our practice. We also look at how other animals use their hearing.
In this episode, we will look at the sense of sight, which is often the most overlooked but most used sense we use to experience the world around us. We can use the sense of sight, or vision, to see lots of things, if we take the time and learn to look at things differently.
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Welcome to The Druid’s Grove!
Have you always felt drawn to nature, yet wanted a deeper spiritual connection?
Have you heard of the Druids, but wondered who they were or what they…
Did you know there are many Druids today? What do they do? What does their practice look like?
Come to The Druid’s Grove and find out! We will talk about the history of the Druids, what Druidry is like today, and how to build a deeper connection with nature in your life.
I hope to share my experience of being a Druid for the past few years with you and help you find your path.
Please feel free to give back if I've been able to help you in any way.
Thank you!
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I have a book related to this podcast titled "To Be a Druid: A Synopsis on the History of the Druids and a Guide to Current Day Practices" available on many ebook websites. It is over 280 pages and is a comprehensive introduction to Druidry.
This is the link for Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSBGZDRY/ref=sr_1_1?crid=IP93M4KTI5CL&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.wUncsdGa9GxWiLjIvgZcSg.lhdzRP7fVtJ8dDyGIkxQ8xz8tFJp8aEWk72OI-5ecl0&dib_tag=se&keywords=to+be+a+druid+tj+armstrong&qid=1705251201&sprefix=to+be+a+druid+tj+armstrong%2Caps%2C131&sr=8-1
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Intro/outro music credit: Song: Woods of Imagination. Artist: Nakarada Alexander from Pixabay Music https://pixabay.com/