I want to learn more on Druidism.

I purchased one book and loved it. Celtic Tree was a wonderful read and I understood it throughly. Love how it was easy to follow. There's a lot more books out there but not sure which book to read next. Saw mix reviews and I rather buy books thats good information. Had trouble with books in the past and hope if anyone has any good reccomdations for Celtic and Druidism I'd appreciate it a lot! Thank you!

If you really want to get on a Druidic path, I would suggest pegging down one of the several Druid organizations. I've heard little but good things about them, and have considered taking their study courses myself even though I already have a firm set in my own path. Here are the two main ones you could look into:

• ADF Druidism
• OBOD Druidry

I am pretty sure both have some recommended reading lists on their websites.

In addition to ADF & OBOD, which are definitely two of the largest organizations, there is the Henge of Keltria an org that is an offshoot of ADF.

And for some good articles concerning Celtic polytheism - http://www.imbas.org/
It's a now inactive org, and it's geared towards Celtic reconstructionist crowds, but anyone seriously interested in druidry would do well to read some of the essays.

ETA: the only neo-druidry book I've read entirely is Mysteries of Druidry
It's a pretty good book, I felt like it's a good basic introduction into neo-druidry.

My suggestion is to listen to your heart and follow it, that is the true path of a druid. You are also always welcome to call upon the celtic god and goddesses for guidance.

I really enjoyed The Druids by Morgan Llywelyn

If you want to talk about this, come wave - would be happy to discuss

Yeah sure. Sounds great! Thank you!!