Memoria Paganorum
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Vasileios Bear :
i don't believe in gods ....but in the power of nature and mind ....
2026-09-01 16:32:41
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NadgerBadger (ᛒᚱᛟᚲᚱ) :
Yes. I'm pagan first. I call myself a Norse Pagan simply because I use the Norse mythology to provide a structure.
2026-09-05 03:45:26
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Léo :
Yes, I am Celtic pagan with Norse influence. I work with three gods specifically, but not in the sense that I see them as people with whom I have a real conversation, but rather to utilize their energies.
2026-09-13 13:14:58
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tlcn :
when I started to practice being Pagan there were no dieties, but now I've had 2 come to me
2026-09-07 19:28:12
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Misunderstood Empath ❌️ :
Im a pagan witch. I call on the ancestors for guidance
2026-09-06 22:04:05
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Bran :
Maybe all of them exist in their own pantheons, but ultimately I live by my own beliefs. Mother Nature is our mother, the oceans are her daughters. I always speak to the sea when I visit her. I thank her for her gifts and I clean up any trash I find as I visit with her. Everything has a soul, and once upon a time our souls were forged by space debris. We don’t reincarnate like most people talk about, but the energy that leaves our bodies upon death moves on to other life forms and part of ourselves become part of that life, too. Sometimes memories of other lives come back to us through dreams or Déjà vu. When a bond is strong enough we find other souls we have known throughout our various existences. It’s a comfort, but if there is nothing beyond this life I’m okay with that too.
2026-09-07 03:00:50
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Unleashed & Thriving💃🇬🇧 :
The ultimate gods are, Mother Earth, the giver and provider of life! The father sky, provider of weather, light and dark! Neither can exist with each other! And we humans will always be at mercy of them!
2026-09-02 08:39:45
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Everannah :
Yes? Well I mean, it depends. I worship the living earth... she is my Goddess. I worship the concept of Ecosystem and Creativity, and the cycles of Death and Birth. I dont much personify any of these things (though have in the past and am not opposed to doing so if I feel so called).
2026-09-15 19:48:31
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🕯Saoirse🔥 :
I believe the gods exist but, to me, they are the personification of the myriad facets of the human experience. We all experience life, death, food growing/hunting/gatherings, war, peace, love, ect and so we put a face to the concept and call it a god. I will sometimes call the energy I'm working with a god to focus my thoughts but no, beyond enjoying myths and legends as a way of understanding the human experience, I don't believe in the gods in the way I think a lot of polytheists do. For me, allowing these energies to be nameless yet universal, is what breathes life into my own experience.
2026-09-01 23:54:23
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ZipperneckFrank :
I think just an open mindedness that their COULD BE gods but you haven't found any yet works
2026-09-10 20:58:06
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Wizard92 :
yes, im.an atheo pagan. im also an animist which falls under the pagan umbrella. i just dont put supreme deity onto the spirit/energy which is in and a part of everything.
2026-09-05 03:06:26
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Ladyevil :
Paganism is a path forged in individualiity so yes
2026-09-03 16:35:05
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steph&vince_sanchez0420 :
For some I imagine it’s a lifestyle more then spiritual. (Just opinion)
2026-09-16 14:30:00
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R² :
Absolutely 🖤
2026-09-13 20:54:21
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Eidolon :
ofc, pure animism
2026-09-01 16:48:11
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Littleweasal :
I asked
2026-09-03 12:31:50
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mood indigo⁷ :
Of course you can. However, they can help to understand balancing your mind and that we are part of nature
2026-09-01 16:37:57
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viking :
Being that Christianity started calling people who believed in other religions pagan, it is a broad term nowadays that describes anybody who believes in any other religion, other than the prominent three, so no you cannot be a pagan and not believe in any God, not be believing in Gods is the absence of religion
2026-09-16 21:53:02
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💀🧿DarthRavenTappie🧿💀 :
of course. whichever path we choose is our own. that's the "magic" of paganism. I question about gods and would like to think something exists but I can't say I believe
2026-09-01 22:52:47
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Thor wiga 🍯 :
Yes, "pagan" by definition, is: one who does not believe in the Christian god. Latin pāgus → pāgānus (“rural/country person; civilian”) → Late Latin pāgānus (“non-Christian”) → Old French paien → Middle English pagan → modern pagan. The "country person" portion of this etymology came about when Rome was converting to Christianity; this was taking place more quickly in the city centres, and those who lived in the countryside were slower to convert, and was used to slander them as "simple folk." We come by the term "heathen" in much the same way, as it was a reference to those who lived out among the heath plant (in the countryside).
2026-09-10 00:04:05
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IceQueen :
Pagan is defined by not believing in the 3 major Abrahamic religions, which is Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. So if you believe anything else, you would have been considered pagan.
2026-09-04 04:46:47
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The_Red-haired-witch :
Paganism doesn’t require you to believe before you know who or what you’re praying to or asking for help.
2026-09-21 00:36:07
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MJ :
I believe there are gods. None have contacted me. I believe in the universe and nature.
2026-09-01 17:53:10
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