True to Your Heart

Yesterday I got home and found what I had ordered in the mail; my Ankh necklace. The reason that I bought this necklace was to show that I was committed to what I have chosen and I will soon take more steps to my beliefs and to expand my horizons on it, but I think for all of you it would be wise to engulf yourself in your beliefs in anyway possible. And for those of you who would have a hard time with actually showing this side because of the fear in showing your family, friends, community, you don't have to wear a Pentacle on a necklace or get a tattoo of the Goddess.

It can be your favorite necklace, even your own cross or Rosary, it's fine because your showing a belief in a faith, but you don't have to say "Oh, since it's a cross I can't wear it or else I'll be worshiping Jesus and God". It doesn't have to be like that. People will assume that you may be worshiping God, and that is fine, but it is in your heart what that symbol represents, not anyone else's who think like they are all supreme. What you make of things it will become (my own quote).

Pagan Gods - The Great and Powerful

Beings that have been immortal and all knowing has been known through every culture in the world. One thing that most cultures have in common is that their Gods reflect those of Nature or of Man. In Hinduism you can see that the Gods clearly depict that of Nature and have been worshiped as two beings - the darkness and the light of each person; this, I believe, is because of the belief in reincarnation. If humans can be reincarnated, why not Gods? (Also, Hinduism is a mixture of multiple beliefs and these beliefs are recorded in the Upanishads).

But, there are many Gods that represent many of the same ideals. I'll give you a list of some of the people who have been known to have Gods (and there may be more) that house these major Gods and you may do away with it as you will. But, just remember, there is a God and/or a Goddess out there for you, and they will be very close to you (a mother/father, sister/brother, aunt/uncle, or a best friend). Take good care in whom you choose and who has chosen you. Blessed Be.

• Egyptian
• Greek
• Roman
• Hindu
• Norse
• Chinese
• Japanese
• Mongolian
• Hawaiian
• Native American 
• Mayan
• Aztec/Mexica
• Inca
• Cherokee
• Mohawk
• Navajo
• Blackfoot

SO MANY GODS!

p.s. I, like many others, have a strong connection to the Ancient Egyptian beliefs and I feel a good connection to Anubis, because I have always faulted and have needed the guidance of an older brother, but I hope to find a mother-like figure for me. It may be Isis, Bast, or maybe even Sekhmet. If anyone has a good and clear way of finding who your God/Goddess is, it may be helpful to others, but here is a good site that I found that may be of use. Good luck!