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Do the Keltrian Druids practice human or animal sacrifice?

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Do the Keltrian Druids practice human or animal sacrifice?

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No, we don’t. Over the centuries, religious thought has evolved. During the time of the ancient Druids, blood sacrifice was seen as a powerful way of contacting the Gods. Today we recognize blood as a symbol representing the power that exists within all of us. In modern practice, we replace blood sacrifice with another representation of our power. We use grain, herbs, a small piece of handiwork, or other positive representation of our devotion to the Gods.

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No, we don’t. Over the centuries, religious thought has evolved. During the time of the ancient Druids, blood sacrifice was seen as a powerful way of contacting the gods. Today we recognize blood as a symbol representing the power that exists within all of us. In modern practice, we replace blood sacrifice with another representation of our power. We use grain, herbs, a small piece of handiwork, or other positive representation of our devotion to the gods and goddesses of the Irish pantheon.

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