Anyone on here interested in Celtic paganism

[TheOldNorth]

I'm not personally strongly religious, but I do sometimes catching myself calling/praising the gods of my Celtic ancestors (even if the rational part of me says they're not real). If anyone actually does want to get into it, I could give a few pointers though, as I've been studying Celtic myth and culture as a hobby for the last half-decade, & I think I know a thing or two...
(this of course means the three major celtic religions, Gaelic, Brittonic, and Gaulish)

[Ayetooey]

No. Repent before it's too late.

[Celestia]

I'm not personally strongly religious, but I do sometimes catching myself calling/praising the gods of my Celtic ancestors (even if the rational part of me says they're not real). If anyone actually does want to get into it, I could give a few pointers though, as I've been studying Celtic myth and culture as a hobby for the last half-decade, & I think I know a thing or two...
(this of course means the three major celtic religions, Gaelic, Brittonic, and Gaulish)

I don’t think I’d ever partake in it, but I think it’s fascinating enough to learn more about

[Insuperable]

No. Repent before it's too late.

[Gründig]

Yes, very interesting to read about.

[Teutone]

No. Repent before it's too late.

[Ford]

I think it's pretty fascinating to read about. Not just Celtic or European Paganism but other religions in general.

[TheOldNorth]

I think it's pretty fascinating to read about. Not just Celtic or European Paganism but other religions in general.

I agree, I've even read up on mythologies my ancestors likely never even heard of like Aztec or Choctaw mythology

[TheOldNorth]

No. Repent before it's too late.

hahahaha

[Jehan]

I'am starting to be interest on it as a religion. I can't stand the abrahamic religion for many reasons.
Pagan religion might include many stuff I enjoy.

The problem is that it's hard to find any information about it.

And pagan is an umbrella word for many differents movement.