Articles
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Neuheidnisches Druidentum: Konzepte und Organisation |
Übersetzung von Ishtar vom Sternenkreis |
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New Complexities in Indo-European Caste Systems and Cosmologies |
Originally published in Druid's Progress #8 |
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New Member Welcoming |
Priestess pours sweet wine in goblet and sets aside. Priestess stands before the altar. On this day, having one in our gathering who wishes to join in true kinship with us honors the Grove of the Midnight Sun. Will that person please step forward? |
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Nine Central Tenets of Druidic Ritual |
In order to fully explain why we do the things we do, it's important for us to look at the entire vision of the cosmos: what are the assumptions we make about ritual, and how do they play into the eventual development of a "core |
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Nine Central Tenets of Druidic Ritual |
In order to fully explain why we do the things we do, it's important for us to look at the entire vision of the cosmos: what are the assumptions we make about ritual, and how do they play into the eventual development of a "core |
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Norse Gods and Spirits |
The following pages are about Norse (aka Teutonic) gods and spirits: |
Norse | |
Norse Midsummer Rituals |
Midsummer is usually celebrated near the Summer Solstice, around June 21st. |
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Norse Rituals |
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Norse | |
Norse Yule Rituals |
As one might expect, the Norse ritual Yule is typically celebrated in late December. Many of the modern-day traditions during this time of year have pagan roots, so many groves use Yule logs, exchange gifts, hang evergreens, etc. |
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Not Renewing Feedback |
Thanks for letting us know why you're not renewing your ADF membership—your answers will help us improve ADF for current and future members. The three questions below are the only questions on this survey. |
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Now the Rite Is At an End |
And now the rite is at an end, again we're parting ways |
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Oak Leaves |
Oak Leaves is the quarterly journal of Ár nDraíocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship, Inc. |
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Oak Leaves 1: Calling the Hunter |
by George Cooney |
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Oak Leaves Submission Guidelines |
Oak Leaves welcomes submissions of artwork, articles, poetry, letters to the editor, and anything else that might be of interest to our readers. |
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Offering Chants |
The following chants are appropriate for the part of the ADF liturgy where we make our main offerings to the Kindreds. |
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Offering Song |
The following chant was developed at the Muin Mound Madness festival in 2004. It is intended to be sung after the praise offering(s) of the ritual are made. |
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Oh Earth Mother |
Oh Earth Mother, we praise thee |
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Oh Earth Mother, We Praise Thee! |
O Earth-Mother, we praise Thee! |
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OL3 Lughnasadh Kids Pages |
Resource Books |
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OL4 Samhain Kids Pages |
Straw and Twine Mask |
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OL5 Imbolc Kids Pages |
Feed the Birds! |
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Old Eastern Religions |
(The following is a short paper I wrote as an undergraduate on the topic of the Slavic Paganism. Specifically, it focuses on one author and his application of linguistics and comparative mythology to the question of an "Old East Slavic Pantheon". |
Slavic | |
Omen Chants |
The following chants are appropriate for the part of the ADF liturgy where we perform a divination to determine the form of the blessings the Kindreds give us in return for our offerings. |
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On Beltane |
April 30th (eve.) through May 1st (day), May 5th if corrected to our modern calendar. |
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On Lughnassadh |
(Note, this was originally included as a preamble to the Stone Creed Grove Lughnassadh ritual published in Oak Leaves 7.) |
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