ABOUT | First Church of Druwayu

WHO WE ARE

Druwayu is a modern spiritual tradition built on intellectual honesty, ethical responsibility, and cultural resilience. We exist for those who refuse blind belief, reject coercive spirituality, and still recognize the human need for meaning, community, and reflection.

We describe ourselves as Druish:

"A culture that values logic without cynicism, humor without mockery,

absurdity as a lens for meaning rather than foolishness, and spirituality without fear.”

Our Core Ethos

Our guiding principle is simple:

Embrace Logic, Humor, and Absurdity

Logic grounds belief in reason, evidence, and accountability.
Humor preserves humility and resilience in a serious world.
Absurdity acknowledges that meaning is something we build—not something imposed.

There is no apostasy, no required belief, and no punishment for leaving.

Participation is voluntary and self-directed.

What Makes Druwayu Different

Druwayu does not exist to replace older religions, nor to parody them. We regard all religions as human cultural systems shaped by their time and context.

We reject:

Spiritual coercion
Occult dependency
Hierarchies that exist only to control

We support:

Questioning
Mutual respect
Earned trust
Ethical accountability

Respect is never automatic, and tolerance is never blind.

Our Spiritual Framework

Druwayu’s cosmology centers on the Drikeyu (Three Keys)—a unifying framework that integrates philosophy, theology, and science:

Worloga – the primal laws governing existence
Wyrda – reciprocal action and consequence
Wihas – the animating essence of life and presence

These principles guide reflection, not obedience.

Community & Practice

Druwayu has no mandatory rituals, initiations, or uniforms. Instead, we emphasize lived authenticity.

As a member (called a Druan, meaning “true one”), you are encouraged to:

Think critically and question freely
Act ethically and responsibly
Support others through reciprocal community care
Stand firmly against intolerance without imposing belief

Participation is open to anyone aligned with these values.

Note: Druans often wear a Conical Hat as an expression of shared identity, but it is not required as much as expressive. The details about such can be found on our SYMBOLS page.