Ádh (aw)

A Resident

Ádh (a.k.a. Chance)

Ádh was a young druid in training when Avalon retreated into the realm of Tir na nOg, a transition that left him with a unique blend of ancient Celtic wisdom and the tranquility of his new world. Rather than seeing this as a disruption, Ádh embraced the change, recognizing it as a moment of divine chance. Over time, his path led him to the teachings of Eastern Buddhism, where he found solace in meditation, contemplation, and the pursuit of inner peace. His newfound philosophy, centered around detachment from worldly desires and an embrace of the present moment, complemented his druidic practices, which had always been about harmony with nature and the cycles of life. Despite his deep appreciation for Buddhist principles, Ádh remains firmly rooted in his druidic heritage. He continues to honor the spirits of the land, the trees, and the ancient Celtic deities, blending these beliefs with his contemplative practices. He is often found meditating in the sacred groves of Tir na nOg. Ádh represents a rare balance between two powerful spiritual traditions, finding harmony in both and allowing his life to be shaped by the quiet flow of chance and fate.

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Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Caer Afallach

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Celtic

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Liaigh

Children

Sex

Male

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