Reply To: Living Druidry by Emma (Bobcat) Restall-Orr

[Dave TheDruid-3X3Participant]

But after a little blurb about Freedoms bringing about a Mellifluous Smooth Flow of Harmony, the Chapter goes onto how the Autumn or Fall is the newer term for the Season and that it has been better known as the ‘Harvest’ Season and goes on about it going from Lammas Lughnasad to Samhain which is the time of year to take annual account of one’s Mortality and Reorganize our Lives accordingly making sure to recheck Wills and Burial/Cremation Arrangements.

In the Conclusionary Statement, Bobcat states that one should be Wild & Free true to your own Soul and urges that one should Live Life Fully for Every Moment. That can only be done Solitarily as no sooner as one tries to do that within a Group, Grove or Coven, you inevitably end up with someone coming up to you Correcting or Scolding You for doing it ‘Bloody Wrong!’.

I have found that this Book mainly goes into the Peaceful Spiritualism of Druidistic or Paganistic ways. But unfortunately, I have found that such Practices are only possible with People with Well Developed Self Control Abilities and Strong Prefrontal Cortexes which are only properly developed within about 5% of the entire Human Population.

But since this Book goes into Spiritualism so much that I would retitle this Book ‘Spiritual Druidry’ instead of ‘Living Druidry’.

As far as Living Druidry, I found that is better chronicled in Bobcat’s other Book: ‘Living With Honour – A Pagan Ethics’ which is the Book by Bobcat that I tend to promote as being the Perfect Manifesto for having the Proper Expectations in Life.

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