As a Network and not an Order, our remit is specifically to provide a forum in which Druids and those studying the tradition can explore and share ideas and understanding. Gently here we shall be building up a collection of articles by different individuals, describing Druidry and the beliefs that embody and define the tradition.
What is Druidry by Robin Herne
Faces of Druidry by Potia
The Sacredness of Nature by Phil Ryder
The Web of Existence by Phil Ryder
Druidry by Oakwyse
Definitions and Beliefs by Mark Williams
Life Fully Engaged by Sycamore
Feral Druidry by Craig Cartmell
There is no Separation by Damh the Bard
The Nature of Druidry by Rob Wilson
A Short History of the Awen by Angela Grant
A Reconstructionst Perspective by Little Raven
On Being Pagan by Kevin Emmons
A series of articles on the issue of Sacrifice in Druidry
Also here are a series of short articles written by Phil Ryder and Emma Restall Orr about Druidic belief and practice. They are intended to be both sufficiently broad and specific to express the aims of the Druid Network. Needless to say, they don't aspire to speak for those who make up the network; they express in simple (often secular) terms what inspires the organization at its core.
A Definition of Druidry and its Practice
Common Practice and Belief within Druidry
Emma Restall Orr's book Principles of Druidry (Thorsons, 1998) is now available online at whatisdruidry.org. This is a simple introductory text available to read online or download, free of charge.
There are articles on a wider range of subjects on our main Articles pages.
