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Druid Life title: Druid Life – Nimue Brown, David Bridger – Druidry, Paganism, Creativity, Hope
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(Nimue)
I’ve learned a lot this year about better ways to manage panic. Therapy has been incredibly helpful on this score, and I am fortunate to live in the UK and to be able to access free healthcare. That isn’t the case for far too many people in the world, so I am sharing what I’ve learned. If you can’t get support and have to deal with things alone, this might b...
(Nimue)
Back in September, I attended a local event about heritage. A friend of mine raised concerns that the word ‘heritage’ might discourage a lot of people. I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and it struck me as being an issue of particular Druidic relevance.
As a Druid, I am interested in history, tradition, landscape and culture. In the UK, th...
(Nimue)
While I am aware that spiritual people often discourage being judgemental, my own take on this is complicated. I think it is useful to think about what is good. When we contemplate goodness, we can ask questions about whose good is served, and what takes us in the best directions. This is relevant at the personal level and at the broadest political level as ...
(Nimue)
The urge to decorate is a very human one. Our brains are wired for novelty, so we can take great pleasure from changing our familiar environments. Decorating is an expressive and creative act, and again this comes from deep human impulses. As Pagans we are drawn to doing things that feel spiritual and meaningful, and that bring a sense of magic into our live...
(Nimue)
Sometimes I hear the foxes singing their murder ballads late at night. There is a very shouty muntjac deer who wanders around locally with things to say. On a few occasions I have heard the whistling communications of an otter family passing through. Foxes sometimes announce themselves through the strong odour of their pee, as well. These are the only encoun...