Druids believe in nature gods, worship the sun, and revere rivers as well as lightning and thunder. They were once consulted by the Celts as spiritual scholars, judges, and wise individuals - particularly in Gaul, present-day Ireland, Great Britain, and parts of France. Today, many young people who value nature and yearn for spirituality are joining paganism, the belief in the powers of nature. In 2010, Druidry was recognized as a religion in Great Britain, where there are around 10,000 practicing druids, and believers from all over the world regularly pilgrimage to the Stonehenge stone circle. This book provides an overview of Druidry, its historical roots, and modern influences.