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PART ONE: THE PALEOPAGAN DRUIDS 1. A Long, Long Time Ago 3 2. Indo-European Paleopaganism 21 3. Indo-European Cosmology and Worlds-View 32 4. Celtic Paleopaganism and the Druids 41 PART TWO: THE MESOPAGAN DRUIDS 5. Druidic "Survivals" and Revivals 61 6. The Reformed Druids of North America 84 PART THREE: THE NEOPAGAN DRUIDS 7. Ar nDraiocht Flin: A Druid Fellowship 107 8. Other Neopagan Druid Groups 117 9. Solitary Druids and Celtic Reconstructionists 128 PART FOUR: THE PSEUDOPAGAN DRUIDS 10. Cultists and Con Artists 143 PART FIVE: CURRENT DRUIDIC BELIEFS AND PRACTICES 11. What Do Modern Druids Believe? 161 12. Druidic High Days and Festivals 179 V 13. Druidic Customs and Costumes 197 14. Druidic Responsibilities 210 PART SIx: CURRENT DRUIDIC RELIGIOUS RITUALS 15. OBOD Rituals 223 16. Reformed Druid Rituals 232 17. ADF Rituals 240 18. Keltrian Druid Rituals 252 PART SEVEN: DRAfOCHT TODAY 19. Druidic Divination 259 20. Druidic Magic 268 PART EIGHT: CONCLUSIONS 21. The Future of Druidism, Druidry, and Draiocht 281 APPENDICES A. Bibliography and Recommended Reading 289 B. Online and Offline Resources 299 C. Paleo-, Meso-, Neo-, and Reconstructionist Paganism 303 D. Some Notes on the Irish in This Book 306 E. Some Etymological Notes on Indo-European Clergy Terms 308 F. Omnifunctional Indo-European Deities and an African Cousin 313 G. The Classic ADF Litugical Design 317