A druid belonged to the elite priestly class in prehistoric Celtic nations. In addition to serving as religious leaders, druids served as judges, lorekeepers, healers, and political advisers. Druids left no records in writing. Although they are thought to have been literate, dogma is said to have stopped them from writing down their knowledge. Their contemporaneous people from other civilizations, such as the Romans and the Greeks, have provided some detail about their beliefs and behaviors. I frequently find myself reflecting on a history laced with unknowable truths. Lives that I have only imagined, never having lived or died. But then I consider what may be revealed that we don't know yet. Every day, I use that thought as fuel for my artistic endeavors. Knowing that the unknown could one day be made known is a peaceful, intriguing concept that will remain in my mind while I'm on this planet.