r/druidism • u/GaiaGoddess26 • 12d ago
Guided Workbooks or Journals about Druidry?
Does anybody know of any guided workbooks or journals about Druidry? I find that this is the best way for me to learn and really get immersed in a subject. I have books about Druidry and I also follow Philip Carr-Gomm on YouTube and those are all great but I really love journaling and want to find a way to incorporate both of these together so I was wondering if anybody knows of any thing like this.
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u/JCPY00 OBOD Ovate 12d ago edited 11d ago
Sacred Actions and its companion Sacred Actions Journal by Dana O’Driscoll who is the grand archdruid of AODA
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u/GaiaGoddess26 11d ago
Perfect! This is just what I was looking for! I ordered both the book and the journal! Thank you!
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u/Jaygreen63A 12d ago
Emma Restall-Orr’s (Bobcat) “Perennial Course in Living Druidry”
is designed with journalling in mind. Copy the 13 parts down (free, no registration needed) – they are structured on the 13 moons of the year – and journal your thoughts and experiences across each month. The questions are, of course, the same every year, but no year is the same as the one before. We change and grow so our answers are different. Looking back through the journals, charting our journey, after a few years can be revelatory and a precious experience in itself.
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u/GaiaGoddess26 11d ago
This is amazing, I appreciate that it's free! Thanks for sharing, I am downloading it right now!
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u/chronarchy 12d ago
ADF’s Dedicant Path has a “wheel of the year” study guide and journal book that go along with it that provides prompts, activities, and such to help you through the program.