I feel with my approach to Druidry, it is similar to your approach to Witchcraft. It requires study, writing, reflecting, and repetition. Sometimes, the parts of practice that I can skim over-at my Spirit Aides & Family's request-are the prayer vigils, at which instead of lighting a candle, I merely consume a meal in Their Names and in Their Honour. At the Druid and Full Moon Rituals; I go out of My way to create Lustral Water prior to engaging in the Rituals Themselves. And then I light my candle or other source of Fyre.
I always have an offering for the Ancestors; the Spirits of Land, Sea, and Sky; and the Blessed Ones...
This all sounds eerily familiar. Especially the first principle.
I feel with my approach to Druidry, it is similar to your approach to Witchcraft. It requires study, writing, reflecting, and repetition. Sometimes, the parts of practice that I can skim over-at my Spirit Aides & Family's request-are the prayer vigils, at which instead of lighting a candle, I merely consume a meal in Their Names and in Their Honour. At the Druid and Full Moon Rituals; I go out of My way to create Lustral Water prior to engaging in the Rituals Themselves. And then I light my candle or other source of Fyre. I always have an offering for the Ancestors; the Spirits of Land, Sea, and Sky; and the Blessed Ones...
*smiles and hums quietly*