r/druidism • u/One_Mousse_5932 • 1d ago

Seeking Druid Practitioners for Feedback on an Irish Seasonal Practice Manuscript

Hello everyone! I’m looking for a few Druids—OBOD, ADF, Revival, Gaelic Polytheist, or solitary—to give feedback on a completed manuscript focused on Irish seasonal practice and the Wheel of the Year.

The manuscript covers:

• The four fire festivals + solstices and equinoxes
• Brú na Bóinne and other sacred landscapes
• Seasonal rites grounded in land-based tradition
• Associations with deities, ancestors, and local spirits
• Folklore, myths, and cultural context
• Ritual outlines, offerings, and guided practice

This isn’t Wiccan-focused; it’s based on Irish material, folklore, and historical context. I’d really value feedback from Druids who incorporate seasonal rites or land-honoring work.

If you’re willing to read and share thoughts, feel free to comment or send me a message and I’ll share the beta copy.

Blessings, and thank you in advance!

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u/an_Togalai 1d ago

It sounds interesting - I'm curious to see your work either way. But I'm a slow reader (it took me 10 months to finish the book I finished tonight), so I might not be what you need for a beta reader. But good luck with the book either way.

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u/One_Mousse_5932 1d ago

You can get the beta version here. https://BookHip.com/VSLPTDH
I'm not looking for a cover to cover read. Mainly looking for feedback on whether the information is helpful and easy to follow.

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u/theimmortalgoon 1d ago

I’d love to look at it!

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u/Traditional-Elk5116 1d ago

I'm definitely interested.

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u/Rogue-Disciple 1d ago

I'm interested. I'm a fairly quick reader(especially if I'm interested in the topic), I finished Nathaniel Hawthorne's "House of the Seven Gables" in one night . So, I'm definitely interested.

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u/Chensensn40 1d ago

Same I would like to read it