Explorations in a Living Druidry

Podcast Highlights:

Song: Spencer the Rover – by February Sky
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I would love to play your music! To submit music and poems, or to be interviewed – email me! scott@northerndruid.net

*Wasafarm Update from Northern Minnesota
*Choke Cherry Harvest – Crickets and Junebug

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Song: IMBRLYCN by Paul Newman
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*Lughnasadh update on the Heron in Northeast Minneapolis and Marshall Terrace Park.
*Be sure to check out the Bird Chick Blog! http://www.birdchick.com/

Closing Song – The Bird Tribe by Leigh Ann Phillips

Thank you! Next Podcast – September’s FULL MOON.

If you are part of the Reformed Druids of North America (RDNA), and/or any of its offshoots and related branches, you’re probably aware that “The Reform” started in a small college in Minnesota in the 60′s. Back in 1963, students at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota started the Reformed Druid movement as a protest against forced attendance at religious services by the college. What started as a simple protest grew many legs, and now there are thousands of Reformed Druids, Groves, Proto-groves, and related organizations.

The moral here – be careful when organizing a simple protest!

I traveled to Carleton College last week to do a solitary mini-pilgrimage to a few of the Druid sites where it all began. You can see photos on my Flickr site from my visit here. Incidentally, if you’ve followed my blog, you know that I used to live in Northfield, Minnesota for a time before I began this journey into Druidry.

There is a more formal Full Pilgrimage that was published in The Druid Inquirer recently. While I only did a portion of the pilgrimage, it’s worth the read as it gives some good background into the places I visited!

Many thanks goes out to all of the Carleton Druids for starting quite a movement!

In case you missed the live meditation, which I’ve entitled “The Heron and The River Between” – I will have the recording of it available for download until August 4!

You can also still receive my FREE 2-page guide to Lughnasadh that you can also share with others. Simply sign up below and you’ll be sent an email with the download links for both the recording and the Lughnasadh Guide!

Happy Lughnasadh!

Recording and Guide no longer available