Sublime

Mike Cosper, Rhythms of Grace: How the Church’s Worship Tells the Story of the Gospel (Wheaton: Crossway, 2013);

Psalm 7 is a lament.

Covenantal living is intergenerational living—it is to know oneself as the descendant of ancestors and the ancestor of descendants, all sharing a dream of a world in which human dignity is real and the presence of God is manifest (more on this dream in chapter 12).

is often said – usually by those who have not studied the subject – that the worldview and philosophy of the old Druids is lost beyond recall . . . [but] it is by no means impossible to regain in the present age the spirit of original Druid philosophy. It is essential indeed to do so; for a revival of the old Druidic way of thought, acknowledging

Merlin is seen in his Ovate role when he utters the prophecies compiled by Geoffrey of Monmouth in the twelfth century.

What is Druidry? A Spiritual Path, a way of life, a philosophy, Druidry is all of these … Druidry today is alive and well, and has migrated around the world forming a wonderful web of people who honour and respect the Earth … Cairistiona Worthington, Druids – A Beginner’s Guide

Fifth,

Wisdom traditions from around the world speak to this from a deeper level: at heart, we are all profoundly interconnected and part of a whole, but it’s a truth we have forgotten.