Hello all! I'm new the site and sort of new to Paganism. Before beginning to research Paganism seriously, I knew that I was polytheistic, but that I couldn't personally connect to any of the specific Gods and Goddesses that Greek and Celtic pagans (for example) worship. Aka, pantheon worshipping just isn't my thing.
I found myself drawn to the idea of a God and Goddess ruling in tandem. Then, I discovered Wicca, and found out that that's what they believe as well! However, after looking more into Wicca, I realized that I didn't identify with the label and some of the practices weren't for me.
I also discovered PagansPathway, who practices Lythia, but I can't find ANY sources other than him (the book about it was also written by him) that describe it. But wow, what he's described on his blog and videos fits my beliefs extremely well. I especially like the idea of fasting throughout the year as he does for the God and Goddess.
Anyway. Are there any other neopagan sects that worship the God and Goddess similarly to the way that Wiccans do? I believe in a God and Goddess who are consorts and are not of any specific pantheon (that I know of?) if that makes any sense at all!
I found myself drawn to the idea of a God and Goddess ruling in tandem. Then, I discovered Wicca, and found out that that's what they believe as well! However, after looking more into Wicca, I realized that I didn't identify with the label and some of the practices weren't for me.
I also discovered PagansPathway, who practices Lythia, but I can't find ANY sources other than him (the book about it was also written by him) that describe it. But wow, what he's described on his blog and videos fits my beliefs extremely well. I especially like the idea of fasting throughout the year as he does for the God and Goddess.
Anyway. Are there any other neopagan sects that worship the God and Goddess similarly to the way that Wiccans do? I believe in a God and Goddess who are consorts and are not of any specific pantheon (that I know of?) if that makes any sense at all!
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