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Druid Orders
| Various Traditions from Todays Druidic Orders |
| Bandarach
| The Bandarach Council of Druids is an order of Celtic Druids serving the
Celtic community. We provide counseling and education, and preside over
religious services. |
| Awenechen
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Central Druid Coalition
| Collection of links to diverse Druid groups |
| ADO Avalon Druid Order
| The Avalon Mystery Tradition teaches spiritual self-empowerment through
contemplation, communion and identification with Deity. Just as the rose
has many petals, so over the millennia does Avalon's changing aspect provide
many modern points of focus. |
| ADF Ar nDraiocht Fein: A Druid Fellowship
| Ar nDraiocht Fein: A Druid Fellowship (ADF) is an international fellowship
devoted to creating a public tradition of Neopagan Druidry. |
| BDO British Druid Order
| The British Druid Order teaches and practises Druidry as the ancient native
spirituality of Europe, re-kindling its sacred fire for the 21st century. |
| The Henge of Keltria
| The Henge of Keltria is a non-profit religious organization dedicated
to the positive, life affirming spiritual path of Neopagan Druidism. |
| OBOD The Order of Bards Ovates and Druids
| The Order of Bards Ovates & Druids, which traces its origins to 1717,
is dedicated to presenting the Druid Tradition in a way that is totally
relevant to the needs of our time, and yet which is firmly rooted in its
ancestry and heritage. |
| RDNA Reformed Druids
of North America
| The root from whence ADF and The Henge of Keltria sprang |
| Ancient Order of Druids in America
| The Ancient Order of Druids in America is a traditional Druid Order drawing
its inspiration and many of its teachings from the Druid Revival of the
eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. We don't claim direct descent from
the original Druids |
| The Druidic Order of the Oak of Rose
| Fellow seekers, avail yourselves of our hospitality, peruse our pages. |
| Insular Order of Druids
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Online Druid Communities and Groves
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| MaclloydsMurias
| And from Murias they brought The Cauldron of Dagda, The Cauldron of Plenty from which no company ever went away unsatisfied ~Cath Maige Tuired |
| The Dragon's Breath
| A Grove of The Druidic Order of The Oak of Rose |
| Grove of Dobhran
| Dobhran - Gaelic for "Otter". In Druidry, the Otter teaches us to play, to relax, to not take things so seriously, to let things just roll off our backs.. |
The Druids History
| Several accounts of Druid history usually including bias or speculation
and someinformation on Druids of today |
| Druids
| The Druids were the Priests - Magicians - of the Celtic people. They were
Priests and Prietesses. |
| Who were
the Druids
| I intend to try to answer many questions regarding the druids, but there
are some things which cannot be found. Such short-comings are inevitable,
and, in this case, informed speculation is in order, but only after the
evidence is considered. |
| The Druids
| An introduction to the Druids |
| Druids and
their Practices
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Informational
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| Celtic Druidism
| History, beliefs, practices, & myths |
| Guide to the Druids
| The Druids emerged from the ancient Celtic tribes, at a time when the
people had to live close to nature to survive. |
| Celtic
Druidism
| History, beliefs, practices, & myths |
| Celtic Druidism
| Modern Druidism is one of the Neo-Pagan family of religions, which includes
Wicca and recreations of Egyptian, Greek, Norse, Roman and other ancient
Pagan religions. |
| Exploring Celtic Druidism
| Ancient Magick and Rituals For Personal Empowerment |
| Religion
and Druidism
| Follow the Druid to one of the five topics above... |
| The Awenyddion
| This page is my tribute to the Awenyddion, "the inspired ones", the Bards and Ovates and Druids of past, present and future. |
| Druidry.info
| Modern Druidry began its revival in the 18th century. |
| Isle of Avalon
| A guide to the mythos, sites and atmosphere of Glastonbury |
Mythology, Folklore, and Writings
| Stories to feed the Bards Soul
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| The Camelot Project
| THE CAMELOT PROJECT is designed to make available in electronic format a database of Arthurian texts, images, bibliographies, and basic information. |
| Tree Lore
| All about the Palm Trees, Oak Trees, Pine Trees, Willow Trees, Maple Trees
and More! |
| Welsh Triads
| Trioedd Ynys Prydein |
| Bards
| The bards were poets, musicians and singers in the Celtic world. They
were required to master hundred of verses or develop new one, without the
use of writing. |
| Irish
Triads
| Three worst smiles-the smile of a wave,the smile of a loose woman,the
grin of a dog ready to leap. |
Celtic Gods and Goddesses
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Celtic Deities
| Celtic Deities of Scotland, Wales and Britain |
| Celtic Pantheon
| Listed below are a number of those deities which comprise the Celtic Pantheon. |
| Welsh Pantheon
| Welsh Gods and Goddesses |
| Celtic Pantheon
| Celtic Gods and Goddesses |
| Pantheon
| The Gods and Goddesses of the Celtic Lands |
| Welsh Deities
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Celtic Revialist Links
| Reviving the Old Traditions Today |
| The Summerlands
| Cyber Community - Celtic Pagan |
| Technovate
| White Oak |
| IMBAS
| Information on Celtic Reconstructionism |
Ogham
| Ancient Alphabet of the Celtic Peoples |
| Ogham and
much more
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| Celtic Ogham
| The word ogham (pronounced OH-am or OH-yam; the former pronunciation is
probably most common, but a native speaker of Irish has claimed that the
latter is correct) has been used to refer to: |
| The Ogham Stone
| An introduction to this ancient Irish/Celtic writing system, complete
with numerous images and illustrations. A good place to start. |
| Omniglot
| The Ogham alphabet is thought to be named after the Irish god Ogma. One
theory of its origins is that it evolved out of a system of tallies used
for accounting. |
| Ancient Scripts
| Oghams were used to write very old Irish, from 3rd to 6th century of our
era. Ogham inscriptions are found exclusively in Ireland, Scotland, and
Wales. |
Celtic Misc.
| Celtic Knotwork Examples, Art, And how to. |
| How to
| Celtic Knotwork: the Ultimate Tutorial |
Language Study
| Welsh, Breton, Cornish, Irish, Scottish, Manx. Lessons and Dictionaries. |
| Celtica
| A wonderful resource for all celtic languages. |
Welsh Links
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| A Welsh Course
| This course is one suitable for beginners. The main emphasis of the course
is in developing conversational skills in Welsh as it is currently spoken
(as contrasted with teaching the forms needed for understanding literary
Welsh). |
| Welsh to
English Lexicon
| There are 24662 unique entries in this lexicon, of which 1581 are phrases,
951 are cross-references, and 63 are considered to be obsolete in the modern
language. |
| English to
Welsh Lexicon
| There are 18778 unique entries in this lexicon, 1694 of which are phrases. |
| Welsh Learners
| This is a group for people who are learning Welsh to practice and support
each other. All Welsh Learners are welcome from those just starting to those
fluent. |
| Clwb Malu Cachu
| Welcome to Clwb Malu Cachu, the website for Welsh learners. Here you will
find grammar cheat sheets, audio files, short stories, interviews and lots,
lots more! |
Breton Links
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| Kervarker
| Kervarker is a server dedicated to the breton language since 1995. Here
you'll find many services to discover and learn breton, but also to meet
with breton speakers and/or lovers. |
| Brezhoneg
| Here is a small amount of information relating to Breton, temporarily
held here at Sabhal Mór Ostaig until there is a properly established WWW
site for the Breton language. |
| Breton <->
English dictionary
| This dictionary is far from being complete and it is in permanent construction. |
| The Breton language
| La langue bretonne |
Cornish Links
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| cornishlanguagelearners
| This club is for all learners of Cornish (all forms) to meet and help
each other to learn Cornish. |
| Warlinenn
| This website is owned by the Cornish Language Fellowship with parts displaying
information from the Cornish Language Board. |
| Wolkomm dhe Gernewek
101!
| This is an online phrase book for learning Cornish. Simply click on the
category you are interested in... |
| Kernewek Dre Lyther
| KDL aims to prepare students for the examinations of the Cornish Language
Board. |
| Eng <->
Cornish
| A short Cornish Lexicon |
| Cornish
<-> Eng
| A short Cornish Lexicon |
| Cornish
Language Page
| The Cornish language is a Celtic language, of the brythonic (or 'P' Celtic)
strand akin to Welsh and sister of the Breton language. |
| WHICH
CORNISH?
| A lecture given by Dr Nicholas Williams in Lostwithiel in Sept. 1996 and
chaired by Dr Philip Payton, Director of the Institute of Cornish Studies |
| Gorseth
Kernow
| War an folen-ma y kefyr kevrennow dhe safleow erell yu kefrysys gans Gorseth
Kernow. Gwra notya mar plek y whra pup kevren ygery yn folen noweth. |
Irish Links
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| Interactive Irish
Lessons
| You have two choices: You can browse through some general common Irish
or do some serious lessons. |
| Irish Lessons
| Help to strengthen and promote this important part of Irish culture and
identity by selecting the lessons above. |
| LABHAIR GAEILGE INNIU!
| Where to find Irish classes in your area: |
| Stuthan 'sa Ghàidhlig
| Ceangailtean Gàidhlig perseanta
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Scottish Links
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| Conversational
Phrases
| Here are a few phrases, mostly simple, some useful, some a bit whimsical,
to help you communicate in Scottish Gaelic. |
| Gàidhlig
| Scottish Gaelic learners' materials online |
| Ionnsachadh
| Elementary Course of Gaelic |
| MacBain's Dictionary
| Scottish <-> English |
| Faclair Gàidhlig -
Beurla
| Gaelic - English Dictionary |
Manx Links
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| Manx Language
| Many lessons in Learning Manx |
| Yn Ghaelg
| Manx Language Resources |
| .Manx Dictionary
| Index of /Dicts/Manx |
