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Exploring Celtic
Druidism:
Ancient Magick and Rituals for Personal Empowerment
by Sirona Knight
New Page Books, 2001
ISBN: 1564144895
Religion & Spirituality, 240 pages
Trade Paperback, $12.99
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ABOUT THE BOOK
An overflowing cauldron of information, magickal works, and
Druid rituals, Exploring Celtic Druidism is the first book to
present the authentic teachings of the modern Celtic Druid
tradition to a popular audience. You'll learn what Druidism is
and how to practice it to achieve a more positive and enriching
life. Included are easy-to-use instructions for gathering your
ritual tools, choosing a craft name, personal initiation, as well
as doing magickal works and celebrating the eight Great Days of
the year. Exploring Celtic Druidism opens the door to the world
of the Druids, the group most closely associated with Stonehenge
and the mysterious standing stones. This hands-on training guide
can help readers discover the Merlin within them. Exploring
Celtic Druidism explains how to attain a high degree of
inner-vision through personal initiation.
Other books by this author:
The Wiccan Spell Kit
Dream Magic
The Witch and Wizard Training Guide
Goddess Bless
A Witch Like Me
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SIRONA KNIGHT has
considerable strength as a writer, researcher, and teacher. She
has been a Third Degree Craftmaster of the Celtic Gwyddonic Druid
Tradition for over 13 years. She also has a master's degree in
Stress Management from California State University. Her readers
are her life blood, she does media appearances, chats on the Net,
regular guest appearances at Barnes and Noble in Chico,
California, and am a Guest of Honor and High Priestess at the
annual Real Witches Ball at Salem West in Columbus, Ohio. Knight
has been a Contributing Editor for Magical Blend magazine
for the past three years and a featured writer for New Age
Retailer and Aquarius magazines. Her home is on ten
wooded acres in the Sierra Foothills of Northern California,
where she lives with her spiritual and writing partner, Michael,
her son, Skylor, their dogs (beagles), and a family of cats.
Author’s Website
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