At this point, I've read plenty of books on druidry and different kinds of magic. My ebook library includes such titles as Druidcraft and Druid Mysteries by Phillip Carr-Gromm, The Path of Druidry by John Michael Greer, The Awen Alone and The Crane Bag by Joanna Van Der Hoeven, and The Solitary Druid by Rev. Robert (Skip) Ellison. And that's just the ones focused on druidry: I have a wealth of books on Wicca, general neopaganism, Tarot, and even chaos magic, both in ebook and physical form. And what I've learned from all of that is this: druidry in particular speaks to me, but there is no wrong way to be a druid. And in fact, I'd like to find my own path, rather than walk one prescribed by someone else. With that in mind, here are the focuses of my study going forward:
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Xander Pendrake
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