The AODA is a traditional Druid order rooted in the Druid Revival movement of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. We walk a path of nature spirituality and inner transformation founded on personal experience and reconnection with the living earth.

The purpose of the AODA is to develop, implement, and enforce accessibility standards or rules so that all Ontarians will benefit from accessible services, programs, spaces, and employment. The standards help organizations to prevent or remove barriers that limit the things people with disabilities can do, the places they can go, and the ...

2024年12月12日 · The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) is a crucial step toward building a province where every person, regardless of ability, can live with dignity and independence. Enacted in 2005, AODA’s primary goal is to identify, remove, and prevent barriers that hinder individuals with disabilities in various spheres of life.

The seven core principles are tied to the seven elements reflected in AODA’s rituals and daily practices: Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and three aspects of spirit: Spirit Above, Spirit Below, and Spirit Within. Spirit Below: Nature Connection and Wildcrafted Druidry. At the root of AODA druidry is nature connection and localizing our practices.

AODA stands for the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act 2005. It’s a law that sets out accessibility standards for organizations in Ontario. The aim of AODA is to make Ontario more accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities.

2025年1月6日 · The AODA was introduced in 2005 with a bold and commendable goal: to make Ontario fully accessible by 2025. It’s built on the foundation of inclusion, ensuring that people with disabilities can live, work, and participate in their communities without unnecessary barriers.

Bardic work in the AODA is about creative and skilled expression, rather than mass production or mindless making and consumption. Druid study in the AODA includes the knowledge and practices that engage with the more inward, esoteric, and transcendent aspects of our consciousness such as religious practice, spirituality, and mysticism.

2019年9月29日 · Many AODA members go well beyond the required work and truely embrace nature reciprocation as a core part of life, practicing permaculture or other regenerative practices. AODA druidry, then, is the deep green kind of druidry–the druidry that helps protect and heal our …

In 2005, the Ontario Government established the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) with the goal of making Ontario fully accessible by 2025. The focus was to ensure persons with disabilities could fully participate in everyday …

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