Dolmen Arch forum

[ecosophia]

I'm pleased to report that the Ancient Order of Druids in America (AODA) has decided to make its private forum for Dolmen Arch students available for students of the course who aren't members of AODA. There's logic in that decision -- the material in the Dolmen Arch book and course is entirely compatible with AODA's rituals and practices, and two of AODA's current archdruids are Dolmen Arch graduates who completed the work while I was offering it as a correspondence course -- and the forum is easy to use and well moderated. 

This isn't open to the public at large. If you're a student of the Dolmen Arch and want access to the forum, you need to email Kathleen Opon at infinitepathwayssd@gmail.com requesting access to the forum. In your email, explain where you are in your work with the Dolmen Arch course and what you hope to gain from participating in the forum. You will then be contacted with the information you need to access the forum. 

So there you have it. The Dolmen Arch stands open before you...

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I finally 😊 remembered to look up “dolmen”. Certainly a more concise term than what I’d been using, “...those ancient stone formations that look like pi.” May your course become the Baltimore Catechism of Druidism! 🍺

—Lady Cutekitten

[barefootwisdom]

No, no, perish the day! As I recall the Baltimore Catechism, it was primarily about regurgitating rote responses to a specific series of questions. That's not at all the future I wish for the Dolmen Arch! I much prefer the "ask three druids, get five answers" model.

[ecosophia]

If we had a Druid catechism, it would be a list of questions, and each person would be expected to come up with their own answers...

[(Anonymous)]

Even that seems too dogmatic to me! ;)

[ecosophia]

Very druidical. ;-)

[weirdtales]

So submitted! Thank you for this.
Grover

Now or later?

[walt_f]

Is this a standing offer, or a limited window? That forum would be more a distraction than a benefit right now, but that will likely change when I'm farther along.

Re: Now or later?

[ecosophia]

I don't know. You might email Kathleen and ask.