Choosing your path should be up to you. First you
need to go through all the different religions in
paganism. If you find one that you like, continue
on. I found the Celtic way was right for me, but
different for others. Choose something that will
make you happy, and it will if it is the right
tradition or religion. Here is a couple odds and ends.
Anglo-Romany Anglo-Saxon Arthurian Brezonek Brittanic Brythonic Caledoni Celtic Creabh Ruadh Cymri Deborean Dianic Druidiactos Druidic Dryad Eclectic Eireannach |
Family Fennian Gaelic Gardnerian Golden Dawn Hebridean Hibernian Irish Kingstone Maidenhill Majestic Manx North Country North Isles Northern OBOD Ordo Templi Orientis |
Reformed Druids Romano-Gaulish Sacred Wheel Seax-Wica Scotia Scottish Shamanic Tuatha De Danonn Ueleda Tradition Welsh West Country Wicca Wicce Witan Witchcraft Wittan Y Tylwyth Teg |
When it comes time for you to chose a mentor, be
very cautious. There are a lot of novice people
claiming to be a High Priest or Priestess. The
best advice I could give is find someone who can
prove they have practiced the path for several
years (my standard is 10 years or more with formal
education and a document of initiation). Don't
just take their word for it. Find someone who is
willing to answer your questions without charging
you money. Taking a class and paying for an
instructors time is not the same thing as finding
a spiritual teacher. What you should really be
looking for is a mentor or guide, not a person who
thinks they have the right to tell you what to do
or believe.
Lastly, always question! Question everything you
are told and everything you read. Research other
material to validate what you are being told or
what you read in a book. Make sure that book is
supported by other books and by history itself.
