Where have the indigenous spiritual traditions and customs of Western Europe gone? Across the world, indigenous tribes have preserved their spiritual traditions and, with them, their authentic connection to nature. With the rise of the Roman Empire and the rise of Christianity over 2,000 years ago, many of our ancestors' traditions were lost, suppressed, or forgotten. That's why we sought out the spiritual traditions and customs of our Western European ancestors and found much resonance in the worldviews of the Celts and Druids. The Druid, to us, is a symbolic archetype that represents a way of life in which we listen to the voice of our inner nature, as well as the voice of living nature, of the land and all that lives there, around us. Within Druidic, Celtic and Germanic traditions, we hear the voices of our ancestors and find values and ways of living, that resonate with our own remembering.