Druid practice

The teachings of Druidry are rooted in the observation of Nature, in tradition, and in inspiration. The practice of Druidry is rooted in a love of the Earth and Her seasons.

Druid's Poem.

One of the strengths of AODA druidry is our emphasis on developing what Gordon Cooper calls "wildcrafted druidries"--these are druid practices that are localized to our place, rooted in our ecosystems, and designed in conjunction with the world and landscapes immediately around us. Wildcrafted druidries are in line with the recently released seven principles of

Sacred action is all about us learning how to align our outer lives with our inner core of nature spirituality and connectedness, and ultimately, help us live more regeneratively and with care. Sacred action is about doing small, slow things in our own lives to better align with our sacred nature-based spiritual practices and the

Druidry for beginners: Everything you need to know to start a druidry practice.

In the 1990's, now Grand Archdruid of the Ancient Order of Druids in America, Gordon Cooper, developed the idea of “wildcrafting your own druidry”; this practice is defined as rooted one’s druid practice in one’s local ecology, history, legends and magic. In today’s age of adapting and drawing upon many different traditions in the quest