Druids were highly educated people from the Celtic culture, when the Romans conquered what is now France and England. Omigos Herakles, was a Greek who became mythologicized as Hercules. He traveled to southern Spain and traveled along what is known today as the Heraklean way to the norther parts of Italy, and was key to the founding of the Celtic culture based on solstice and other astronomical phenominon.

According to .... druids lived in Oppidas. An Oppida according to wikipedia was:

"An oppidum (plural oppida) is a large fortified Iron Age settlement. Oppida are associated with the Celtic late La Tène culture, emerging during the 2nd and 1st centuries BC, spread across Europe, stretching from Britain and Iberia in the west to the edge of the Hungarian plain in the east. They continued to be used until the Romans conquered Southern and Western Europe. In regions north of the rivers Danube and Rhine, such as most of Germania, where the populations remained independent from Rome, oppida continued to be used into the 1st century AD."

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oppidum

An example of an Oppida "a Gallic oppidum or fortified settlement, was the capital of the Aedui and one of the most important hillforts in Gaul."



What does this have to do with druids?

Doire or Celtic knot was the symbol used by cektuc druids. Below is one of the many designs of the time,



I wondered what types of magic such individuals could have that today's understanding of reality from Quantum Mechanics, String Theory, and General relativity would support

Ara are the luminous strings in the Dark Universe-fouir-dimensional space the surrounds and encompases our own three-dimensional universe. Richard Feynman's path taken among all paths between two points). In this way druids can change past and future. • Gaia, in this story, is a gestalt personality or identity composed of all the people who live on the earth, similar to cells composing our bodies

Yrun syn D'wwy, is a welsh term that mean the One who is Two.

The Oracle at Delphi

"Located about 100 miles northeast of Athens, Delphi was the very navel or center of the world to the Greeks. In the first century CE, Plutarch wrote about the Delphic sanctuary as having a “three thousand years’ old reputation.” However, the evidence does not support this. Many experts agree that between 1700 BCE-1400 BCE, the sanctuary, previously called Pytho, began as a place of the worship of Gaia (Hoyle). As a primordial goddess, Gaia was the Mother Earth who gave birth to the gods. Based on the Greek story, it was Gaia who first inhabited Delphi, and her son, Pytho (or Python), a mighty serpent or dragon, guarded the site. Gaia appointed the nymph Daphnis as her prophetess — the first Oracle of Delphi. Daphnis breathed in what the writer on ancient Greek myth and religion Robert Graves called “the fumes of prophecy.” Others say she inhaled methane, the odor of rot from a cadaver, or burning laurel leaves."

"Later in the myth, Apollo killed Gaia and her son, Python. Apollo then became the indwelling god of the sanctuary at Delphi. From about 1200 BCE, the holy priestess channeled Apollo for all prophecies. A large temple of Apollo was erected in the seventh century BCE and became the most important structure at the acropolis in Delphi. It burned down in 548 BCE, and subsequently, a new temple was built in its place."

Source: https://www.historicmysteries.com/oracle-of-delphi-pythia/#:~:text=The%20Oracle%20of%20Delphi%20was%20an%20important%20Greek,carefully%20selected%20by%20the%20priests%20of%20the%20sanctuary.

"Sacrifices were offered by the supplicants, adorned with laurel crowns and fillets of wool. Having prepared herself by washing and purification, the Pythia entered the sanctuary, with gold ornaments in her hair, and flowing robes upon her; she drank of the water of the fountain Cassotis, which flowed into the shrine, tasted the fruit of the old bay tree standing in the chamber, and took her seat." Peter T. Struck