Theweirdtophat
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What are your views on life after death?If anyone had questions for the faith I practice or just the faith in general, by all means ask.
How important is it to visualize the energy you're working with when you do a ritual?If anyone had questions for the faith I practice or just the faith in general, by all means ask.
Druidry is a little more open to other beliefs such as Pantheism, monotheism or polytheism or even duotheism.
What are your views on life after death?
How important is it to visualize the energy you're working with when you do a ritual?
Hi there!
Out of curiosity, which of these (if any) would you say best describes your own views?
I really, really like your answer.My views involve reincarnation but also various "Otherworlds" that one can go to and visit. Since life has a cycle I believe death has a cycle as well, and that we are constantly learning, even after death. Spirits can visit in dreams but the otherworld is a place we can go to, even in this life, via trance, dreaming ect. I believe when one accumulates certain positive energy by doing virtuous good things, we can go to different otherworlds, see more things, learn more things, have an easier time visiting mortals, and reincarnate once more when it is time, but if we accumulate too much negative energy by doing bad things, the person would go certain trials and just punishment would be due. What the punishment would be would depend on their crimes Everyone reaps what they sow, in this life and the next and if they were miserably bad in this life, it'll be the same in the next one. I think they'd reincarnate once more like everyone else once they mull on their sins and wish to be redeemed but would start lower on the totem pole so to speak.
I think The Otherworld is one of many places to go to governed by entities and spirits. I don't think that there is a final destination so to speak since the universe or multiverse is so vast and there'd be never ending things to learn.
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I really, really like your answer.
I heard there is a religion close to Islam that sounds like Druz in Arabic for the plural and Durzi for the singular. Is it the same?
From which contemporary Druidic movement do you draw inspiration or follow? ADF style? OBOD style? RDNA style? AODA style? Something else entirely? From your answers so far, I'd guess OBOD since they tolerate non-polytheism, but better to ask than assume.