THE COLLOQUY

Rather than seeing these as differing concepts, in Druidcraft we can include them both within our practice, the circle both protecting our sacred space from unwanted influences, and at the same time it can be seen as inclusive – creating a microcosm of the macrocosm.

Oh, Goddess of the Flame and Well, God of the Wind and Sea, of Star and Stone, God and Goddess of all life, I ask for your blessings on this my ceremony. I ask for your blessings on this seeker of the ways of magic and of Druidcraft. May I be blessed by the power of the earth beneath me, the sea around me, and the sky above me!

And even though the images, sounds and ideas that we experience there may seem less substantial than the ‘reality’ of our physical world, they often bring us inspiration and provide us with the guiding ideas and feelings that help us live out our lives.

THE COLLOQUY (PART I)

‘Nwyfre is also in food. The sooner you eat food after it is picked from the ground or the tree the better, because the longer it is stored, the more the life force drains away from it.

A blessing upon this home, A blessing upon this hearth A blessing upon this .

There are other places that drain us of energy. Usually these are places that have banished Nature, such as high-rise offices with air conditioning and neon lighting, or places that feel “used up” or “worn out”. Sometimes there are places that feel worse than that, perhaps because something awful has happened there and the tragedy still lingers in

Knowing how to work with the tides of the Earth, moon and sun is vital if we are to work with Nature and not against Her.