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With every sting I'll sing, oh what a Beeutiful Day!
Ryan Gulyas
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Join Ryan as he shares some perspectives on the teachings of bees, how they often align with the seven priciples, and why it is important to cherish all moments in life, whether they are the moments that are oh, so sweet, or even those moments that sting!
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​Ryan Gulyas is a Day Jobber, Naturalist, Garlic Farmer, Beekeeper, and a UU'er. On Sunday, June 18, 2017, he was visiting Niagara Falls with his family for Father's Day. Upon pulling into the parking lot at the Niagara Parks Commission Botanical Gardens, his wife spotted a wild swarm of honeybees. That serendipitous moment changed his life and has led to six years, so far, of a growing passion for these incredible creatures and the valuable life lessons that they set forth.
An introduction to ADF style NeoPagan Druidry
Rev. Chelly Couvrette

Today's talk will encompass what Neopagan Druidry is and is not from the perspective of Ár nDraíocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship (ADF) and the ghosti* principle that we are both a guest and host in each other's lives.

​Rev. Chelly Couvrette is a disabled priest and initiate of Ár nDraíocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship (ADF). ADF is a Pagan church based on ancient Indo-European traditions expressed through public worship, study, and fellowship. Many of Chelly's passions surround disability, LGBTQ2AI+, and BIPOC acceptance and equity. Currently Chelly serves as the Senior Druid for Dancing Lights Grove, ADF based primarily in Oshawa.