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Caitlin Matthews lecture about Druidic learning

Posted on March 25, 2009September 24, 2026 By Gwas 3 Comments on Caitlin Matthews lecture about Druidic learning
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Caitlin Matthews has the kind of voice that imparts a majestic aura. Her lecture on the ways of druidic learning and wisdom that appears on the latest OBOD (Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids) Druidcast MP3 (Number 24) is a clear and carefully researched lecture.

We have a link to it in the right-hand links panel, and I can highly recommend it for those who wish to obtain a ‘sound’ background in the concepts of the use of sonics and linguistics as methods of passing oral traditions down the ages.

Also, Caitlin delivers and interprets some catechistic poetry – question and answer done as only the old bards could do. The rap music of its day!

Check out the sneeze at 23:23! Ha ha. I’m sure I heard a zippo lighter too. 🙂

Gwas

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3 thoughts on “Caitlin Matthews lecture about Druidic learning”

  1. kal says:
    March 25, 2009 at 10:16 pm

    Indeed, which suggests that “we” become strange 🙂

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  2. gwas says:
    March 25, 2009 at 3:10 pm

    Ah, but did you sneeze? 🙂 Very spooky. If one is spooked by such coincidences, but honsetly, when one begins to notice such things then their occurrance is so frequent that it simply makes life fun, and no longer freaks me out. World of Strange becomes World of Normality!

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  3. kal says:
    March 25, 2009 at 12:29 am

    Good evening Freind,

    Just on a synchronistic note – I looked at my phone two mins ago and it said 23:23 – then just as I visited this site I looked at the clock on computer and it said 23:23 (its about 3 mins slower than mobile phone time).

    Spooky – or co-incidence?

    Kal

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