As detailed here there are a few folks participating in this exercise. Theoretically the goal is to blog once a day every day on the topics and link the blog posts on the thread. Since we all know consistent posting is a challenge for me I'm going to state here and now that I may not be able to do all thirty days. Still, I am very much going to try. So, here is the list of memes as revised by AlisonLeighLilly on the board:
Now, a lot of these topics are ones that I am just now dipping my toes into. I don't plan to skip them altogether but I do suspect/expect that whatever I do post will be radically revised in future, as it should be. After all what is the point of working the path and the ideals if they are stagnant from day one? I think I would weep if I looked back at me now in a year and see the exact same person with the exact same opinions and the exact same views. What a total waste of time and effort that would be!
1. Why Druidry?
2. Foundations – Cosmology
3. Foundations – Nature and Earth
4. Foundations – The Three Realms
5. Foundations – The Elements
6. Foundations – Altar, Grove and Nemeton
7. Foundations – Day-to-Day Practice
8. Relationships – Gods/Deities and Spirit
9. Relationships – The Ancestors
10. Relationships – Spirits of the Land
11. Relationships – Ritual and Worship
12. Relationships – The Fire Festivals
13. Relationships – The Solar Festivals
14. Relationships – Rites of Passage
15. Inspirations – Awen and Creativity
16. Inspirations – Prayer and Meditation
17. Inspirations – Storytelling and Myth
18. Inspirations – Music, Poetry and Aesthetics
19. Inspirations – Ethics, Virtues and Values
20. Inspirations – Divination and Magic
21. Inspirations – Mysticism and Philosophy
22. Everyday Life – Druidry and Family Life
23. Everyday Life – Druidry and Romance
24. Everyday Life – Druidry and Work/Career
25. Everyday Life – Conservation and Environmentalism
26. Everyday Life – Druidry and Community
27. Everyday Life – Peace and Social Justice
28. Everyday Life – A Life in the Day of a Druid
29. The Future of Druidry
30. Advice to the Seeker
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