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I thought, I'd post this here in the study group thread, too:
Woohoo! I finally worked out what the border of the Druid Plant Oracle says!
It's the same border as in the Druid Animal Oracle, which is supposed to convey a message in the ogham tree alphabet. After some trial and error with different versions of online ogham alphabets, I arrived at the following.
The plants read clockwise, starting from the bottom left. In order of appearance they are (check for yourself here):
rowan, yew, willow, holly, aspen, ash / holly, gorse / gorse, heather, elder / willow, gorse, ash, ivy / rowan, yew, willow, holly, aspen, ash / holly, gorse / gorse, heather, elder / hazel, silver fir, rowan, rowan / silver fir, rowan, rowan / yew, willow / gorse, ash, aspen
which translates to
LISTEN TO OUR SONG, LISTEN TO OUR CALL, ALL IS ONE.
(Now please tell me that this hasn't been discussed here before and a simple forum search would have been enough... )
Woohoo! I finally worked out what the border of the Druid Plant Oracle says!
It's the same border as in the Druid Animal Oracle, which is supposed to convey a message in the ogham tree alphabet. After some trial and error with different versions of online ogham alphabets, I arrived at the following.
The plants read clockwise, starting from the bottom left. In order of appearance they are (check for yourself here):
rowan, yew, willow, holly, aspen, ash / holly, gorse / gorse, heather, elder / willow, gorse, ash, ivy / rowan, yew, willow, holly, aspen, ash / holly, gorse / gorse, heather, elder / hazel, silver fir, rowan, rowan / silver fir, rowan, rowan / yew, willow / gorse, ash, aspen
which translates to
LISTEN TO OUR SONG, LISTEN TO OUR CALL, ALL IS ONE.
(Now please tell me that this hasn't been discussed here before and a simple forum search would have been enough... )