This truth was expressed by the alchemists (and there is a strong tradition of alchemy within Druidry) and later by Carl Jung (whose work first began to influence modern Druidry through Ross Nichols).

Almost 100 years ago, Samuel Angus in his amazing work The Mystery Religions and Christianity, presciently portrays the events in Corinth as “violations of the Christian sacrament”, resulting in “ecstatic psychopathic phenomena”. These ideas are astonishingly prophetic and point to deep insight into the actual situation. Did this author know more t

Then, in the 1690s, the Druid Revival began in earnest when John Aubrey, the writer and antiquarian, turned his attention to the stone monuments of Wiltshire.