Exploring Druidry and Christianity with Philip Carr-Gomm and Seán ÓLaoire - Part I

[@tracyrupp4882]

As a Bard-in-training, I've read a lot of Phillip's work, and found him brilliant. It's moving to experience this merging of two profound paths through such persons. Thank you for this opportunity!!

[@virtualhermit]

What a beautiful dialog... This is what I believe that our time is all about! Why we have the internet and the ability to travel and meet other extremely different people. These open and loving conversations are what enlightenment and the attaining of wisdom is. Thanks to all.

[@christinamorales6887]

Watching from Denver, Colorado and seen Sean at Mile High Church in Lakewood way back. I have a background in shamanism and being indigenous but raised Catholic. I seem to blend my spiritual experience. God is in nature and creates nature and I use to live in Monterey Bay, California and would go to Big Sur and feel God.

[@alexholmes8802]

Amy has very beautiful Celtic eyes ,I can see the flow of water flowing throw her eyes ❤

[@johannamchugh8072]

Dear Amy, thank you so much for bringing these two wise men together for such a rich, nourishing conversation!

[@lynnkelly3013]

Oh how wonderful. Yes food for the Soul. Thank you so very much ❤

[@juliebarks3195]

But very expensive high-end deli food if you go on one of the retreats.

[@markduncan888]

Such a wonderful discussion. Feeding the soul with organic thoughts and love. Thank you. Nameste

[@doloresinkenbrandtanddawnc9212]

Greetings from sunny sw florida. Beautiful prayer... A'ho Amen

[@marythesun1]

Two of my favorite people having a spiritual conversation! Love it! Amy was a great facilitator too!

[@Northwind-druid]

The only two I follow come together in an interview. This is a gift!

[@oursunkisseddaysmama]

Yesssss I love this conversation and the Jesus part is so good! I am really looking forward to part two.

[@wastenotwantnotArt]

I feel enriched from listening ❤

[@JulietMorley]

Wondeful😊

[@aratrex]

Wow, inspiring discussion. Thank you!

[@FoxLokian]

I believe that Yeshua did come to bring salvation but we are not forsaken and Yeshua isn't out to get us if we don't get his message. The rachamim of Yeshua is not limited. He saves us regardless. He is the ultimate friend. I believe Yeshua accepts everyone. No punishment. Yeshua would hang out with druids. I'm a druid christian.

[@jgappy5643]

I love the Ceile De, but they actually want you to join a retreat at least once a year, and that's not necessarily a problem. The problem is going from the mainland to England and stay there for 5-6 days...it's almost 700 euro's and I am not counting eating. It makes it economically impossible to want to dig deaper in this spiritual path. I hope someday they'll do retreats on mainland europe....

[@allen2879]

Goddess?

[@user-ot5mk1lb8b]

What if this being Jesus does not or ever existed???there is enough evidence to prove this as well as evidence that he did not die on a cross. There appears to be an issue with this beings existence.

[@brothergerasimos-bd3pq]

And there's evidence that he did from non Christian writers. You can argue the non existence of everything with evidence. Your brain can be argued that it doesn't exist because you cannot see it unless someone cuts your head open

[@jgappy5643]

He did exist. I understand that you might doubt if He is the Son of God, but the physical man called jesus did very much exist.

[@bcalhoun100]

God "herself"?