Yes, they are people who are seriously ill and difficult to treat.
In fact, today we can understand that the "Druid" in Xia Yue's archives represents a lofty social status and is an "intellectual" at that time. For those who wear many hats, work is never a single task. There is no mere singing, it must be accompanied by divine chanting, healing of illnesses and explanation of teachings. As her trusting touch voice said: "You said you want to hear me sing? Do you know who our poems are sung to? Generally speaking, it is people who are seriously ill and difficult to treat." Druidism advocates harmony with nature Integrity, respect for ancestors, respect for all beings and the surrounding environment. In Xia Yue’s archives, it was also mentioned that her “spelling process is usually accompanied by ritual language that has no real effect.” This echoes the fact that Druidism insists on “oral transmission” of teachings, which requires a huge amount of recitation and Chant. All knowledge comes from the mouth and ears. They do not write scriptures or record teachings. They limit recording through any written means. Therefore, reciting mantras and ritual language is extremely important, as it is a channel for inheritance.