Pagans/Wiccans: Which god/goddess do you worship (so to speak)?

Question

Care to offer an explanation as to why?

Answer 1

I connect the most with Hecate, probably because, and especially since I'm a Scorpio, I've always connected with the dark side of the Goddess.

Blessed Be.

Answer 2

Oh, different ones depending on what I need from them. You wouldn't take your car to a Plumber when it breaks down, would you? So, I look up what God or Goddess has the Power or Energies to help me with what I am doing at the time. A lot of Pagans believe that there are many different Gods and Goddesses around, that do different things, and watch over specific places, things, or Energies. Most Wiccans do have a Patron (or Matron) Deity that kind of watches over them, and gets special Rituals dedicated to Her. Mine is Brighid, but for Rituals and Spellwork I use a book of correspondences to look up the right Energies. Blessed Be!

Answer 3

Hmm...do you wish the full list? Because I have more Gods and Goddess then you can shake a stick at. ;-) I'm no pantheist, I'm a hard polytheist and animist.

Basically, I can sum it up in that I worship the Norse Gods and Goddesses.(The Æsir and the Vanir.)

He's a partial list:

Odin, Frigga,Thor, Sif, Freyja, Freyr, Tyr, Nerthus, Skadi, Loki, Baldur, Heimdall, Idunna, Bragi, Forseti, Gefjon, Nanna, Hod, Var, Zisa, Saga, Vidar, Njord, Eir, Hella, Lofn, Magni, Mani, Sunna, Ran, Sjofn, Snotra , Syn, Vali, Vili , Ve, Vor, & The Norns the Disir, Alfar, Nykar, Risir, and various other Land wights.

Answer 4

What do you mean, so to speak? How do you define worship then? I pray to and give offerings to my Gods and live according to their teachings.

I worship the ancient Greek Gods, my personal daily worship goes to Eos and Hermes most often, though all the other Gods have specific days in which they are honored. Eos has been my constant companion since childhood and I have been involved with Hermes on a personal level for some time now.

Answer 5

I don't "worship" in that sense. I do connect with the image of Cernunnos a lot easier than others. He is the "god" of wild nature, death and rebirth, as well as agriculture. Basically, life in nature. I enjoy the imagery the "Horned God" has (the name Cernunnos means just that - Horned One - it is Not Satan). It's amazing, though there is actually very little in the way of stories about Cernunnos... how he and the "Green Man" which is another image linked to the Horned God... ended up in soooo many European Christian Churches. You can also find links under Herne the Hunter in England. Though I think the oldest image of Cernunnos is actually from Italy.

Answer 6

I worship myself. I, however, believe every god ever created by man is it's own little thought bubble, which some people worship. I pay homage to The Hellenistic Pantheon [Greek], but even then I usually stick to the Olympians, and Hades. My favorite is Hermes.

Answer 7

GOD and GODDESS aka MOTHER NATURE........the earth and all that surrounds us are our life support