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DRUIDISM Today, Paganism is the term most used to decribe those who profess and or practice some form of Earth / Nature Based Spirituality. Here Druidschool offers some essays to encourage the Nurturing of Gaelic Pagan Spirituality in Ireland now. As 'pagan' means different things to different people - I do not ask anyone to agree with everything I say just because I said it, but a core modern definition of a Gaelic Pagan must include "free spirit". Details of Pagan Rights in Ireland and the EU follow, but these are mostly unknown. Vote Pagan and enjoy it.

Any Pagan Oath may include believing the following core concepts -

We honour the idea of Gods and Goddesses as the Source of all Creation. We celebrate the Gaelic Pagan Festivals on the cycles of the Sun and Moon. We acknowledge the inherent lifeforce in all things.

	Email to the Taoiseach's office
	His story of the Irish Interfaith Talks
	Irish Times 23-1-07
	Meaning of Pagan
	Meaning of Religion
	Pagan Oath
	Resurgence of Pagan Spirituality in Ireland
	A letter to the Irish Times 27-1-07
	Bertie Ahern on Interfaith Talks
	Legal Pagan Handfasting in Ireland
	6th Annual Canadian National Pagan Conference
	Eigse Spiriod Ceilteach
	On Imblog 2nd Feb 07
	The "power of ritual and connection to the land"
	Pagan Rights in Ireland?
	A definition for a Gaelic Pagan -
	Cork paper insults Pagans
	Irish Pagan Census
	Multi-layered, multifaceted web
	Paganism on Indymedia

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