This group is a space for those reviving and practicing earth-centered spiritual paths rooted in ritual, mythology, and sacred cycles. Paganism here is understood as a living tradition that honors the divine through seasonal rites, polytheistic devotion, nature reverence, and the crafting of intentional spiritual life.
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Do you follow a specific pagan path or are you eclectic?
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The pagan path is beautifully diverse, woven from many traditions, cultures, and ancestral memories. Today, we have access to wisdom from Norse, Celtic, Hellenic, Slavic, Kemetic, Indigenous, and folk practices from all around the world. Some follow a single current deeply, while others blend what resonates into a unique and living tradition of their own.
This thread is a space to share where you’re coming from and what guides you now.
What traditions, teachers, or life experiences have shaped your spiritual path? What influences are currently guiding your practice?
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I’ve always felt like my path was a patchwork cloak made of stardust and soil… bits of everything that ever called to me. I was raised kinda agnostic, but I remember whispering to trees as a kid like they were old friends. 🐚🌲 I vibe with Celtic and Norse stuff for the nature spirits and lunar work, but also feel suuuper drawn to Kemetic symbols (that Eye of Horus energy 👁️🔥) and old desert rituals. I work with herbs, sound, and dreams mostly… and my altar has bones and glitter on it lol.
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I used to believe I was Wiccan as a teen, but I got older, and “Witch” fit better, so I’m more eclectic, taking from whatever feels right to me and it changes when it’s time to change. I’ve also found Shamanism in the past few years. Now I channel pretty much on the daily and mention none of it beyond my family to avoid psychiatrist issues.
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