Druwayu is not directed toward persons under 18, as its exploration of spiritual and religious themes requires a level of maturity best suited for adults. This is due largely to the fact  Druwayu weaves a unique Druish culture that honors the natural world and personal growth, fostering integrity and community among Druans globally, as well as holding core principles that unite the basic concepts of theology, philosophies and sciences in a distinctive tradition.

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Such complex ideas, blending ancient wisdom with modern values, demand critical thinking and emotional steadfastness that children may not yet possess (though this can be said of some adults as well). Druwayu holds that spiritual traditions should not be imposed on minors, respecting their autonomy and developmental stage, along with the rejection of Druwayu being imposed upon others, nor imposed upon by anyone demanding Druwayu caters to them.

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Instead, any exposure to its beliefs should come exclusively from parents or legal guardians, at their discretion. We respect the parents or legal guardians' determinations whether to teach any aspects of Druwayu to their children as our clergy will not, even with their permission. This ensures young individuals are not swayed by clergy or external figures, preserving their freedom to explore such matters when they reach adulthood and can make informed, independent choices on their own.