“Today's Druids are artists, environmentalists, joiners, healers, teachers, fathers, students, unemployed, computer programmers, grandmothers; they come in all shapes, sizes, genders and colors and from all parts of the world.” — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“The senses can connect us to our intuitive skills. How much do you trust your intuition? Do you listen to your body's needs? Or… — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“Whether they are poets, gardeners, fathers, priestesses, bank managers or a whole host of other ways of working in the world; the vision and… — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“While the intellect allows us to function with clear knowledge of the physical world the intuition allows us insight into the deeper regions of… — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“As artists, poets, healers, teachers, keepers of the sacred law, philosophers, astrologers, etc., their influence was extensive. A” — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“Well, I would say that Druids don't worship a single thing! I have heard that there are those who secretly worship chocolate, but I'm… — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“Druidry today is, without doubt, a path of healing, both personal and planetary.” — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“In Druidry rather than performing 'spells' to bring about change, we focus on making changes in our life through study, meditation, therapy, ritual, ceremony… — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“The freedom to choose our own gods should be the fundamental right of every human being.” — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“Each one of us is born into this world with our own unique potential, a sort of tiny perfect piece of the whole that… — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“So simple is the heart of man So ready for new hope and joy; Ten thousand years since it began Have left it younger… — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“Nothing will be wasted, everything that we have experienced in our lives, no matter how painful, will become a valuable part of our enlightened… — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
“Earth is our spiritual mother and we sense that the Divine is not 'out there' but all around us. Nature itself is sacred and… — Sophie Cornish Copy Share Image
