Entry 6

What to do? J. wishes to become like me, Druid, that is, and I know little enough about my ancestry to do said . . . I don't know if I can teach him. I suppose I can test his wit, patience, etc., but what will that do for him?

My schooling and knowledge is . . . not enough. He is an . . . He was raised as a WASP, if you'll excuse the term . . . but then, so was I. The only true difference is that I let go of the accepted Christian God . . . Possibly too early to grow in said religion.

O must teach . . . If I decide it is right . . . Sacrifice, Druidic Invisibility, Privlages, Our walk, our writing, our love of the Mother. Those things I know very little about, and am not sure I should try to act in the capacity of the Initiated . . . that may be a light form of sacralidge.

The problem is not displeasing my gods, however, but the true morality of ripping a good friend from his, albeit Christian, growth. Even though I find acceptance of one god foolish, he deserves the chance of learning about the christian god & devil. is that not our point, the Druid's greatest pourpose? I will be the death of my line at this rate. . .

the one thing I truly respect is the desire to learn. That is the one true function of the brain . . . Never will such a human function be admired so much. At least, not in our time. Time. . .

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