Druidism

Ancient oak faith

Druidism is the religious and philosophical practices associated with the ancient Celtic priestly class known as druids, or modern revivals attempting to reconstruct or reimagine those traditions.

Ancient druids served as priests, judges, and scholars in pre-Roman Britain and Gaul.

Modern Druidism, emerging in the 18th century and flourishing today, typically emphasizes nature worship, seasonal celebrations, and connection to Celtic heritage: She practices Druidism and celebrates the solstices.

ancient

Celtic

Of Irish-Welsh descent

pre-Roman · megalith · Stonehenge · oak · mistletoe · ritual · sacrifice · divination · bard · ovate

revival

Eisteddfod

Welsh arts and performance festival

polytheism · animism · nature worship · solstice · equinox · wheel of the year · ceremonial · initiation

priestly

priest

One who performs sacraments

  • seerOne who envisions futures
  • judgeOne who decides
  • shamanIndigenous spiritual healer

sage · elder · hierophant · officiant · ceremony · rite · blessing · handfasting · funeral · oath

Categories
Opposites
religious structure and orthodoxy

Druidismmonotheism

Belief in one god

Roman Catholicism · Christianity · Islam · Orthodox Christianity · organized religion

relationship to nature and the sacred

Druidismindustrialism

Factory-based economic system

Gnosticism · anthropocentrism · urbanism · transcendentalism · anti-materialism

epistemology and worldview

Druidismatheism

Rejection of deities

rationalism · secular humanism · disenchantment · scientism · positivism

Family

druidic

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