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Druidry is the native spiritual tradition of the islands of Britain. Evolving over millennia since the first post-glacial settlers, it is sacred relationship between the individual and the spirits of nature, the landscape and the ancestors. Its ethics are based on honour - profound respect - for life itself, its practice based on the quest for wisdom through inspired relationship with spirit and the expression of truth through living fully and in a sacred manner, in beauty and with conscious creativity.

A '''Druid''' was a pre-Christian priest among the [[Celt]]s of ancient [[Gaul]], [[Britain]] and [[Ireland]]. There have been many relatively modern attempts at reinventing druidism, often referred to as ''Neo-druidism'', beginning with a revival by [[Romanticism|romanticists]] in the 18th century. In the 20th and 21st centuries, it has been mainly associated with the [[New Age]] movement.