“Do not deride the old, though you are young;

Nor the poor, though you are wealthy;

Nor the lame, though you are swift;

Nor the blind, though you are given sight;

Nor the sick, though you are strong;

Nor the dull, though you are clever;

Nor the foolish, though you are wise.

Be not too wise, be not too foolish;

Be not too conceited, be not too diffident;

Be not too haughty, be not too humble;

Be not too talkative, be not too silent;

Be not too harsh, be not too feeble.

If you are too wise, then people will expect too much of you;

If you are too foolish, you will be deceived;

If you are too conceited, you will be thought vexatious;

If you are too humble, you will be without honor;

If you are too talkative, then you will be unheeded;

If you are too silent, you will not be regarded;

If you are too harsh, then you will be broken;

If you are too feeble, then you will be crushed.”

I am the wind on the sea

I am the wave of the sea

I am the bull of seven battles

I am the eagle on the rock

I am a flash from the sun

I am the most beautiful of plants

I am a strong wild boar

I am a salmon in the water

I am a lake in the plain

I am the word of knowledge

I am the head of the spear in battle

I am the God that puts fire in the head

Who spreads light in the gathering on the hills?

Who can tell the ages of the moon?

Who can tell the place where the sun rests?

- I am a Druid