Comments for Cylch Blodeuwedd

Comment on Calan Mai/Beltaine 2010 by Chris A

Chris A — Mon, 17 May 2010 11:05:36 +0000

Sounds as though summer was well and truly welcomed. Good job folks! X

Comment on Calan Mai/Beltaine 2010 by Alison

Alison — Thu, 13 May 2010 16:43:44 +0000

It was a wonderful day, despite the rain in the middle. We were all very cosy for the mummer’s play back in the cottage. I really enjoyed meeting old friends and making some new ones. Thanks to everyone, but especially Caryl for a magical day. Alison

Comment on Calan Mai/Beltaine 2010 by Oak King

Oak King — Mon, 10 May 2010 22:16:40 +0000

To quote Max Boyce: ‘I know because I was there!’
Quite right, it was a wonderful day. Although I was invited to a 60th birthday celebration in the evening I was sooo glad I stayed on at Caryl’s instead or else I would have missed the (in my opinion) best part of it all – the lighting of the Beltane fires. It was truly magical standing by the fires and seeing the lights of Caernarfon in the distance and the dying shimmer of daylight on the waters of the Irish Sea!
Blessings of the coming summer,
Holger

Comment on Sister Groves by Correllon DragonSoul

Correllon DragonSoul — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:39:16 +0000

What a wonderful idea, i caught this of course on Druidic Dawn.
CalonDdraig had left the comment in the forums, and i thought to look around them a bit and see what some of the older posts were.
I am the Arch Druid of the Order of Stone and Hearth. Our mother grove which is Pale moon Grove, i am sure would be interested in such a venture, and it would give my students something to think about and share. i am originally from Ireland and moved to the states, i have been here for many years now and enjoy this area. We are in the state of Tennessee, beautiful mountain area, the oldest in the world. It would be an honor, and knowing CalonDdraig, it would be an extreme honor should you decide to proceed forward.

Correllon DragonSoul
Arch Druid
Order of Stone and Hearth

Comment on Sister Groves by Dafydd

Dafydd — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 23:01:00 +0000

Finding a sister grove is indeed a good point… I’m hoping that if someone comes across this page while browsing the Druidic internet, and they’re interested in “sistering” Cylch Blodeuwedd, they’ll leave a comment here or fire off an email! Apart from that, I’ve started a thread in the Druidic Dawn forums as it’s a neutral space… I’m hoping that others who are interested in twinning will post on that thread.

I think it wouldn’t matter so much about differences… unless the other grove was really racist or something, but I can’t see any being like this. Re the differences, that’s part of the whole point… if the other grove was an identical clone of CB, there’d be little exchange.

Comment on Sister Groves by Oak King

Oak King — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 22:46:10 +0000

I am all for it but where or how would one find a sister grove? Is there something like a directory? Also, on choosing one ,would one need to take into consideration different approaches to Druidry and differing working (i.e. ritual) practices. Or should one just see who comes along and then learn from our differences? Just a thought!
Holger

Comment on Calan Mai 2009 by Oak King

Oak King — Thu, 21 May 2009 22:05:13 +0000

May I just remind people again that we have oue photo gallery which I, for my part, try and keep more or less up-to-date. So if you would like to remind yourselves of our ‘adventures’ arrange a password with the Administrator (Dafydd) and then go and open up the world of Cylch Blodeuwedd in pictures, whenever you want!

Comment on Cylch Blodeuwedd in Welsh by Oak King

Oak King — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:00:00 +0000

Da iawn, mae’n gret! Ond dw i ddim yn siwr faint fydda i’n dallt eto, mi wna i’n trio, beth bynnag!
Brenhin Derwen

Comment on Calan Mai 2009 by Oak King

Oak King — Mon, 04 May 2009 14:37:07 +0000

Well, if the summer is going to be as sweet and kind as everyone was for our Beltane celebrations then it should be a good one! May I sing a praise to everyone who participated, including our newcomers who fitted in so well?

A good feast of Beltane it was,
made good by all of you,
who came and sang and danced around
the king of all maypoles!

Bright blessings of summer to all,
Holger

Comment on Gŵyl Gwanwyn/Spring Equinox 2009 by Jenn

Jenn — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 23:23:48 +0000

Yes, I really like the idea of Freshfields. Or perhaps we could do one local and one more global?

Also, Holger, all the links I handed out at the ritual are up under the Links page … but if anyone has any more charity or other links PLEASE send them to me!