Druidry
The Land Is in My Bones – Now on Bandcamp
Dear Wyld Folk, I am excited to share something new with you all – my spoken word version of my poem, The Land Is in My Bones is now available […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on March 21, 2025
It Doesn’t Have to be Ancient to be Authentic
Something that has been bugging me for a long time is the trend of calling certain things ancient in order to qualify them as an authentic spiritual practice. I want […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on September 6, 2024
Familiar: Snake
The snake is both revered and reviled in almost all cultures. There is a dualistic view of this sacred beast; on one hand it is seen as poisoner, deceiver, dark […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on December 25, 2019
An Interview with Brendan Howlin
This month I was able to interview Druid author Brendan Howlin. In this video we discuss Brendan’s books “Urban Druidry” and “The Urban Ovate” which explore more modern concepts of […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on February 21, 2019
The Lord of the Wyldwood
Within the Wyldwood, Cernunnos (translation into English: The Antlered One) is the name we most often give to the male aspect of the divine. In all honesty, while the name […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on September 16, 2018
Familiar: Wolf
Perhaps the most evocative of animals within Paganism, and one that either captures the heart, or leaves it full of dread, is the wolf. For some a symbol of wild […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on August 27, 2018
The Thunderer
In the first of our series of articles to focus on deities within Paganism, I examine the thunderer. It is my intention to set a mood in which we can […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on August 23, 2018
Squirrel Folklore
This article was written for Wyldwood Grove by Nemetona (Charlotte) who was part of the team between 2011 and 2016. When thinking of, or searching for information related to the […]
Read MorePublished by Nemetona on September 2, 2015