So Quetzalquoatl was a Druid?

[rhionnach]

That explains it all now!

What am I havering about? Well, you can read it here, why the religions of the Native Americans are so similar to those of the ancient Celts.
http://www.druidcraft.us/druid_wicca_indian.htm

And to think that it was kept hidden from us all these years! (BTW that's sarcasm for anyone reading this who is unaware of it)

The more I read on this website the more I am entertained. Have a look for yourselves, there's so much to choose from. Why not start with the history of the Celts? http://www.druidcraft.us/history.htm

Comments

[highstone.livejournal.com]

Ah yes, some of it sounds familiar: "that if Druidism were to survive, it would have to go underground...and disguise itself... as we know it did, in many forms."

What a pity they didn't credit Marion Zimmer Bradley (and a few other speculative-fiction authors) for the ideas expressed.

Looking further round the site, I can't help reflecting that much of it sounds like the 'Lancelot's Sacred Cat' mythos we used to make up in the Windmill pub meet in Walthamstow. Y'know, there are times I am *very* tempted to set up my own cult in the States - could be a nice little earner...?

[istari.livejournal.com]

And the best antidote for mindless drivel and idiocy is~
*knowledge*!

[haroeris-astrum.livejournal.com]

Why not start with Pliny's reference to the Pythagoreans and then read Golden Verses