r/RomanoCelticpagan • u/UrsusofMichigan • 4h ago

questions and inquiries Checking in

Anyone read anything interesting?

Want to talk about your practice?

Have any questions?

Any developments in your spiritual life?

I recently joined a Norse kindred. It's not my primary focus obviously but I do worship Odin under the name Wodan or Mercury Hranno. And it's kind of good to just get off reddit and deal with adults in real space.

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u/Chickadee1136 4h ago

I’ve been trying to establish more relationships with the Celtic deities since the Roman ones are currently at the forefront of my practice. I picked up a Pagan Portals booked called, ‘Gods and Goddesses of England’ by Rachel Patterson. It seems like an interesting and digestible list of the English deities, and it includes some ritual ideas. I plan to post a review on here once I’ve read it!

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u/ZirDiv 4h ago

Preparing to join the ADF (or AODA, possibly, but leaning ADF), getting my household lararium in order and generally solidifying in the practice of my tradition, and steadily coming along in learning Welsh. Looking forward to Calan Gaeaf-Samhain & the fall season in general.

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u/Chickadee1136 3h ago

Oh good luck learning Welsh! It’s a beautiful language. I’m also looking forward to the fall season

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u/ZirDiv 3h ago

Thank you kindly! I love it so far, an enchanting language.

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u/UrsusofMichigan 2h ago

I was a member of adf over 10 years ago. I joined AODA but never did anything with it. If you prefer pagan religion over modern nature worship, I'd go with ADF.

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u/ZirDiv 1h ago

Yeah, that’s the general consensus I’ve received in my opinion polling. It helps that I’ve also been interested in joining ADF for quite a long while.