Making Acorn Ink – Instructions and Recipes — The Druid’s Garden
Acorn ink, derived from the mighty oak tree, can be a wonderful addition to your druid practice or art studio. Inks can be used for all manner of useful things, […]
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A Framework for Land Healing — The Druid’s Garden
In the next few months, the forest that I grew up in is going be cut and torn up to put in a septic line. A 40-60 feet path, at […]
A Bardic Sigil Technique
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Sigil creation in progress! I open up a sacred grove with intention. After opening the grove, I sit for a few moments, breathing…
On Being a Minority Religion and Paths to Building Respect
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“I’m sorry, I’m unavailable to meet on that day.” A pause, “well, why is that? This is an important meeting.” “Because it is…
Sacred Tree Profile: Black Locust’s Medicine, Magic, Mythology and Meanings — The Druid’s Garden
Black Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) is a spiny, scraggly tree that is found abundantly along the US East Coast. Very little is written about this tree from a magical or mythological […]
A Journey through the Senses: Breathe Deeply — The Druid’s Garden
Over the summer, I spent the weekend at a beautiful farm with my family for a family reunion. That land had gifted me, and all of us, much that weekend. […]
Ancient Order of Druids in America
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Dear readers, I’m taking a pause from my regular article-style blog posts this week to share some big news and do a bit…
The Ways of our Ancestors: Review of the Mountaincraft and Music Gathering
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Here, in the center of our camp, the sacred fire burns. This fire is tended for the four days we are together, never…
Web of Life Ritual for Interconnectivity and Awareness
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Last week, we delved deeply into a critical aspect of land healing with two related concepts; thinking about the world in terms of…
Foraging for Pigments from Local Rocks: Making Watercolors, Oils, and Egg Tempera Paint from the Land!
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Local Iron Oxide taken from a mineral spring, crushed, ground, sifted and made into paint! When I walk along the landscape here, I…
