Category: ADF
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6. Discuss the ritual significance of Fire and Water in ADF liturgy. (minimum 100 words) The first instance of Fire and Water in ADF Ritual…
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4. Discuss why ADF rituals need not have a defined outer boundary, or “circle” and the sacralization of space in ritual. (minimum 100 words) By…
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*blows dust off blog* (more on that in another post) I spent this last weekend in the Texas Hill Country at the Texas Imbolc Retreat,…
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If I had to pick, I would say I operate in a Vanic-influenced Anglo-Saxon hearth. My rituals draw on Anglo-Saxon symbolism most strongly, but I…
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I’ve been sitting with my lack of knowledge a lot lately, inspired in part by conversations with Rev. William Ashton, ADF’s newest ordained priest (and…
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(Missed Friday’s post for the Pagan Blog Project due to life getting in the way. I’ll publish two “D” posts this week to make up!)…
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It’s an expression I don’t really like, as it’s a bit twee for my tastes, and I don’t want to co-opt the QUILTBAG community’s term…
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A Druid Fellowship (ADF) is an international fellowship devoted to creating a public tradition of Neopagan Druidry. It’s the foundational tradition from which I work,…
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Just a note to say that my Dedicant Path information has all been collected and posted on the page above the header image (next to…
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So, for the last year and some months, I have been a solitary Druid. At first, this really bugged me – I had a few…
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Last night some friends and I (Hi Yngvi!) did a group ritual to celebrate Hallows. It went well, minus one quick trip to the kitchen…
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Last year, around mid-October, I decided to do something different with my spiritual life. I was struggling where I was, six or so months after…
