PWCA LETS GO PAGAN - What We Need Is Some Proper Patriotic Druidic Revival As Iolo Morgannwg Wished.

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The World and the web is over loaded with Druidic Revival, a real 'Pic & Mix'. So tread carefully and do not just go with the flow but give it all some serious thought, as to how we might get some real radical Welsh Druidry restored and back on track the way Iolo might have wished, and I am not talking about that Eisteddfod Gorsedd stuff. That's more like a kind of 'Broderbond' (Brawdwriaeth) if you get my drift, but not racist of course, possibly more near a Cymric Crachach Free Masonary than anything else.

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My thinking on Iolo's Gorsedd was that he may have sought to establish a more Politically Radical Republican 'Gorsedd' , and with his restored Druidry as something more than what it lent it self to in Wales. Maybe Iolo had a popular secret 'Invisible' Government in mind? or certainly a grathering more of Radical Cymry than the Brit Loyalist 'Tame Taffs' of Romantic Cultural Nationalism, as bodies such as Y Cymmrodorion etc?

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At the same time whilst there is a lot of good stuff out there revived, restored and ''invented'' by the followers of a reshaped Druidry of 18th Century Romanticism, there is also plenty of 'dreamy' and 'greeny' stuff that may leave a lot to be desired, but lets not get too heavy about this. However, I am thinking along the lines of a more Cymric Political Druidry, and I believe the closest coming to this are the Bretons. Thus I suggest looking in that direction for inspiration but in the mean time why not dip into the pages of the magazine 'PAGAN DAWN' for a good read and excellent provider of Information and inspiration.

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Don't forget, Primrose Hill Sunday 21 June 'midsummers day' to greet the dawn and also have yourselves a Pagan Picnic close to the newly placed Iolo Morgannwg Commemorative Memorial. Following 'Midsummer' next best gathering day for Cymric Druids will be at Tafarn Cynan under Mynydd Carn Boduon, near Nefyn to celebrate Lughnasadha on 1 Awst. See link > Garn Boduan, Llyn Walks, Rhiw.com Garn Boduan is situated in the northeast of Llŷn, overlooking Nefyn and Porthdinllaen bay, and has one of the largest ancient forts in the whole of the ...www.rhiw.com/y_pentra/llyn_to_do/llyn_walks/garn_boduan/garn_boduan.htm - Cached - Similar Garn Boduan - Wicipedia

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For other Information on Druids and Druidism, Old & New, see below links >

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1. Ancient druids of Wales Rhagor Ancient druids of Wales. Ancient Druid: 'An Archdruid in his Judicial ... Nevertheless, modern druids and bards continue to meet within stone circles today. ...www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/1937/ - Cached - Similar

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2. National Museum Wales Druidism In Wales Henry Rowlands (1655-1723), the Anglesey antiquarian, ... Isle of Britain today do not trace their origins back to the world of the Celtic druids, ...www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/885/ - Cached - SimilarMore results from www.museumwales.ac.uk »

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3. GO BRITANNIA! Wales: Wales History Timeline In what is now Wales, the Romans were awestruck by their first sight of the druids. The historian Tacitus described them as being "ranged in order, ...www.britannia.com/celtic/wales/timeline/ - Cached - Similar

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4. Druidry and the Druids Brief History of Druidism and the Bards of England and Wales .... are fundamental to our faith and belief today. From this early religion Druidism developed ...www.tylwythteg.com/druid1.html - Cached - Similar

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5. BBC - North West Wales Faith - Kris Hughes Druids have always had a strong connection with Wales's past, but what about the present? ... Druids today. Kris Hughes. Last updated: 29 April 2008 ...www.bbc.co.uk/wales/northwest/sites/faith/pages/druid.shtml - Cached - Similar

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6. Brief History of Druidism and the Bards of England and Wales There seemed to be three classes of Druids in ancient Wales : Bards, .... to our faith and belief today. From this early religion Druidism developed.cojobo.bonn.de/~m_werner/Comenius/wales/wales/sheets/Brief%20History%20of%20Druidism.htm - Cached - Similar

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7. Celtic Spirituality: A Unitarian and Druidic Perspective Love of Trees ~ Druids today plant trees and Sacred Groves, and study treelore. ... lay preacher and founder of the South Wales Unitarian Association. ...www.druidry.org/obod/druid-path/unitarian.html - Cached - Similar

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8. British Folk Customs, The Druids, Wiltshire The Druids, one of our collection of British Folk Customs. ... may have survived into medieval times and even beyond – the bardic culture of Wales is surely linked in some .... Today's Exchange Rate: £1 = $ or € (Exchange rates from the ...www.information-britain.co.uk/customs.php?county=66 - Cached - Similar
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9. Frequently Asked Questions The Druid Network Do Druids all go to Stonehenge at the Summer Solstice? Who were the Druids historically? How can there still be Druids today? Can women be Druids? ...druidnetwork.org/en/beliefs/faqs - Cached - Similar

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10. New Order of Druids - What is a Druid? Druids today are doing their very best to stop this from happening. Druids want to look after the environment, so you'll find many Druids will recycle their ...www.druidcircle.org/avalon/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=328&Itemid=363 - Cached - Similar

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11. The Path of the Celtic Druid today. To be a conscious Celt and walk the path as a Celtic Druid today you may find help from using the following – “Code of Celtic Druidism” Love Life ...www.druidschool.com/site/1030100/page/509217 - Cached - Similar

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12. Druidry and the Druids The ancient Druids were also abundant in areas of Brittany and France, where their monuments are still scattered across acres of land in geometric ...www.tylwythteg.com/druid1.html - Cached - Similar

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13. Celtic Brittany I encourage you to discover DRUIDS, with the druids' belief and ceremonies, , as well as bardic triads. You will visit Brittany's MEGALITHS in pictures, ...www.bretagne-celtic.com/an/accueil_an.htm - Cached - Similar Neo-druidism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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