The Druids | Keepers of Celtic Wisdom (Filmed in a Druid's Den)

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I believe in a more unified spiritual world. One not built on hate or division, but of understanding and respect. That is why my videos and topics have always been free of modern and divisive content. I am committed to providing information free of bias, drama, and ego. I believe religion, spirituality, and global healing is for everyone regardless of race, sexuality, gender, or political ideology.

[TheWisdomOfOdin]

This channel and it's content is only possible through the support of you amazing viewers and supporters of my work 🙏 It's just me behind the camera, so any support is always appreciated, even if it is just a comment and a like.

Thank you! And I hope to see you at a retreat in the future.

[Martin-tnlm]

I was born and reared in rural west Ireland in the early 1950s. Many of my old relatives and neighbours were born in the 1800s and they firmly believed in Two "Religions" - Catholicism and Druidic "Fairy" Religion. They were loyal to both belief systems but if anything, they believed more in "Fairy forts", Sacred festivals such as Oíche Shamhna, Bealaine, Lâ Féile Bríde (St Brigid's Day), Leprechauns who were Shoemakers to the "Fairies" et al. They saw Catholicism as a recent arrival and Druidism as the real deal. Thanks for your interesting treatment of the Drudic tradition in Alban/Scotland.

[Ellary_Rosewood]

As a druid, I'm very happy to see this video! I just sat down on my balcony with my tea surrounded by plants and saw that you posted this. This is the perfect way to start my morning. 🌲💚

[emmalewis]

Im a druid of the modern aspects of druidry. Something so old so long go, even without the absence of words you can still feel the ancient druids within the the forest. Im dreamt of them since i was a child and also felt a deep connection to their way of life and how much they revered our Tree friends and the folk that rule the sacred spaces within. Something so intense it makes you weep at the sight of a torn down tree or an overturned stone. I live near Sherwood forest Nottinghamshire, we have the druid stone not to far away its nice to see a video remembering the ancestors that once walked the earth.
Norse and celtic paganism is very simular, ive always been drawn to the old ways more traditional. I agree we cant practice or do not know the ways of the old of the druids but if you can feel the magic of their presence in the silent groves and lush rivers or the standing stones that act as the gateway to the memories of what was you should definitely follow your heart. Its sad that many practices were wiped out overnight, it makes you think anyone that is willing to take gold and silver to convert to Christianity was not really a daughter or son of the gods. Im more of a Floki ❤️

[nightangel]

Damn I don't know how you managed to fit so much history and info into one 20 min video! Safe travels friend and thanks for letting me live vicariously through you

[ButterflyHummingbird]

I live in Humboldt County, on California’s North Coast, land of the Ancient Redwoods. Paganism is very popular here among the mists that have nurtured these magnificent trees over many millennia. There is also a strong Druidic presence here, or so I have been told by students of their schools. Thank you for covering the lands and spiritual practices of my Celtic ancestors. I’m wondering if we might gradually reconstruct the ways and teachings of the ancient Druids by the use of ancestral magick, connecting with ancient Druids on the astral plane. If I’m having this idea now, there may already be people working on this project, that’s the way collective consciousness works.

[msaturn]

I've been dipping my toes onto paganism in order to find my spirituality and your channel has been as necessary as water to me! You show so much information with so much respect and genuine interest on what you're talking and searching, it helped me a lot. Thank you!

[kev]

Awesome video mate. The two words that come to mind in this video is Beauty and Sorrow. I do feel deep sorrow for all that christianity has erased from our ancient past. But such is life and we can do nothing but move foreword. Excited for the next one! Safe travels out there

[carmaela]

I live in the Laurel Highlands of SW Pennsylvania. This place in your video looks like places here. We have hundreds of places like this. Big rocks, water, caverns. Something deep in my bones feels a sense of reverence every time I visit these places. I can see why my Germanic and Scottish ancestors settled this land.

[aarongipson]

The production value you bring to your videos is off the charts! I watch this and think to myself that this could very well be a PBS series on Paganism. Thank you for all the great work you do for the Pagan community, and I can't wait to see more!

[VoodooViking]

Reason why the Druids did not write things down. (And I found this out by talking with Navajo shaman, cause they don’t either). You orally pass everything down cause the world and times are never the same; society and the great mother is always changing, and the exact verbology will never remain the same from generation to generation. The exact words are not what’s important. When you write it down it becomes dogma. And when you go that route, the true meaning(s) are lost. Cause now you’ve created dogma, instead of overall meaning and how it can be applied to the current times. I mean, rules of life and growing food is not the same today as it was in the ice age or Bronze Age or during times of war or catastrophes. Different mindsets that don’t apply to now.

[OdinMaiden]

Love this. I felt an instant connection on watching. I must have been a Druid in past lives, as I adore, revere, nurture and protect trees. My spirit wants to travel back in time, to feel the pure, clean air, clear waters, magic stones, beautiful foliage, and the fabric of those ways in ancient days.

[lukeray]

I grew up near Anglesea, now living in Hertfordshire. I spend a lot of time in a small woodland, frequently taking small crystals to throw into the stream as an offering.

[noirodex]

that was a great video, I recommend "The Druid Path" for anyone wanting to walk a path that resembles that of the druids. While this is not a history book, but rather a modern guide to practice, it still provides an inspirational look into the modern practice of Druidry. farewell

[nataliekerr]

I'm from Scotland and only recently visited this spot ! It is truly magical!! 💚
thank you for such an awesome and interesting video!

[helenwood]

Great video. I am a druid and it's so refreshing to see one that isn't full of fake history.

[high-five-creative]

I'm loving all the on site education. Thank you.

[thomaslehman]

Most of my ancestry is Celtic, with Germanic and Slavic next- so I'm very moved by any really good portrayal like this. Thank you! Slainte! Danke! Sposibye!

[jasoncox]

Stopped claiming I was a druid ages ago. Thomas Sheridan sorted me out on this, he's put a few posts up about it. I see it as a liberty and dishonest as we know so little about them. They had to undergo about 20 years of training to become qualified. We don't know what that training was and I'd rather keep my sense of honesty. All very sad that the umbilical chord to our ancestors has been severely attacked and I'm all for weaving fragments back together as best we can but I refuse to be dishonest or self misleading and indeed to mislead others with false claims. Enjoyed the video though.

[raymondwolken]

You put together a wonderful presentation that brought tears to learn our ancestors were such a civilized society. We as a society have to understand where and whom we came from in history to understand where we are going