Druidry takes the environment into consideration on so many levels. Many Druids are animistic, believing in the essential and inherent spirit of everything, whether it be rock or tree, raindrop, beetle, horse or the sea.

In Druidry divinity was seen as being in everything, omnipresent yet manifesting differently in stone and star, animal and tree. And you communed with and celebrated your oneness with nature by observing a pattern of eight special ceremonies around the wheel of the year – each one designed to help you get in touch with the rhythm of the season, and

This focus on cherishing the earth and on encouraging our individual creativity means that Druidry appeals to many of those who are tired of the way conventional religions, both Western and Eastern, can stifle individual joy and creativity with their focus on suffering, detachment and self-denial.