druid

noun
  1. A member of the high-ranking professional class in ancient Celtic cultures, often serving as priests, teachers, and judges. noun
    The druid performed rituals to honor the gods and goddesses of the Celtic pantheon.
    In ancient times, a druid would often act as a mediator in tribal disputes.
  2. A modern practitioner of a spiritual or religious movement that seeks to revive or emulate the beliefs and practices of the ancient druids. noun
    Modern druids often gather at Stonehenge to celebrate the summer solstice.
    As a druid, she follows a path that emphasizes harmony with nature and respect for all living things.