Druids: Human Savages or Powerful Minds?

The legend of modern times has been lost for a long time. Some people think that it never existed, it is forged purely for entertainment purposes. However, many people believe that this ancient power destroyed past civilizations. Druids are considered to have this power. They are Sherman, a senior religious figure in society. They are said to have the ability to look forward, heal, destroy, and communicate with animals and souls, not from the world.

The druid was born of an ancient Celtic tribe when people had to live near nature. The connection between the druids and nature is the source of all those forces (Spence 166). At that time, only the Celts called their religious expert Druids; other cultures had other names for their clergy and they expected different responsibilities. In order to become a druid priest, students gathered for guidance and training for 20 years (Spence 67). The druid monk described in myths has many magic powers such as fortune-telling, prediction, weather control, healing, interruption, shape, and it turns into an animal shape. Druids are even filled with the role of judges, doctors, mystics and civilian researchers; in other words, they are religious intellectuals of their culture.

When referring to the religious function of Celtics, "druid" is the first word in our head, related to the word "priest". Druids combine the functions of pastors, magistrates, scholars, doctors. They stand on the Celtic people, and this relationship is very similar to the relationship between Indian Brahmins, Persian magicians and the Egyptian clergy standing with their respected people . From the 2nd century BC to the end of the second century AD, when the Romans conquered the Celts and Christianity, the pagan religious functions of the druids disappeared. Little is known about how the druid monks are written. Druids are responsible for all rituals and any contact with God. Druids are very popular, very influential and powerful. They are teachers, doctors and lawyers in Celtic society.