DAVID WOLFE: “Celtic Druid Astrology: What Does Your Tree Zodiac Sign Reveal About You?”

You’ve probably heard about zodiac sign astrology, but have you ever heard of Celtic tree astrology? This type of astrology was created by members of the high-ranking professional class in ancient Celtic cultures, known as Druids. Celtic tree astrology was designed using the natural connection that Druids had to the Earth cycles, as well as […] … Continue reading DAVID WOLFE: “Celtic Druid Astrology: What Does Your Tree Zodiac Sign Reveal About You?”

The Way of Wood

Thank you for sharing. I love using wood utensils in my kitchen. some I have had for many years.

Druid Tree Workings: January Tree Blessings And Wassail For Abundance

Deep, in the darkest months of winter, a variety of cultures offered blessings to the trees for abundant harvests. A few years ago on this blog, I wrote about Wassailing at a friend’s orchard; since then, I’ve done wassailings each year and have built this as an important part of my yearly cycle as a […] … Continue reading Druid Tree Workings: January Tree Blessings And Wassail For Abundance

Stunning Travel and Adventure Photographs

Awesome photographs

The Druid Retreat for Spiritual Work and Healing, Part II: What to do During Your Druid Retreat

Thanks for the great ideas.

The Druid's Garden

Interplay of light and darkness on the landscape of Western PA

Following the path of the sun and the moon we can learn much about the work of a druid retreat in our lives. The daylight is where we typically live–it is bright, it is loud, people are about, lots of activity is taking place. The daylight offers us a particular way of seeing the world, of interacting in it, and while everything is bright and illuminated, it is so bright that we see only what is there. We scurry about, we live our busy lives, the sun blazes down upon us.

Retreat allows us to transition out of that sunlight for a bit and have respite. As the retreat grows near, the sun begins to set, and things begin transitioning. You set your goals for the retreat; you pack your bags, and you do some initial spiritual work. Then…

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