East Coast Gathering 2013
The OBOD East Coast Gathering was four days immersed in Druidry, celebrating who we are and learning what we can become. In the woods of Pennsylvania, we saw what is possible when we work with the...
View ArticleThe Currents of Life
I appreciate the compliments I got on this blog at the East Coast Gathering, but they seemed surreal... until I realized we’re all tapped into the same currents.
View ArticleEast Coast Gathering 2014
The 2014 OBOD East Coast Gathering reinforced a concept emphasized by another Druid order, the RDNA: "Nature is Good." And so is a long weekend with your tribe, immersed in your tradition.
View ArticleWhy I Am Still A Druid
I belong to many religious movements and I serve in many capacities. But if you ask me to pick one primary religious identity, my heart and my head both say the same thing: I’m a Druid.
View ArticleNine Things I Think
Nine Things I Think: Pagan Unity Fest, Pagan Pride Day, a new OBOD seed group in North Texas, Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, and more.
View ArticleOBOD East Coast Gathering 2015
With over a hundred OBOD Bards, Ovates, Druids, and guests, the sixth edition of the 2015 OBOD East Coast Gathering was the same as the first five in many ways, but subtly different in others. It was a...
View ArticlePolytheism Among The Druids
This year’s informal conversations at the OBOD East Coast Gathering seemed to be deeper and more serious than in past years. In particular, I heard a lot of questions and comments around polytheism.
View ArticleI’m Thankful For The Pagan Community
As you gobble your turkey and say your prayers of gratitude next Thursday, remember to give thanks for our Pagan community. It’s a difficult community and often a frustrating community, but it’s a good...
View ArticleDruids, Polytheism, and Impermanence
What do an OBOD camp and the Buddhist principle of impermanence have to do with conflict in the Polytheist Movement? In my case, quite a lot.The post Druids, Polytheism, and Impermanence appeared first...
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