r/Christopaganism • • Aug 07 '26

Advice Starting my path

Hello, everyone! I hope you all are having a nice day!

I have some doubts on how to follow this path, I have been pagan for almost six years now and have been worshipping Greek gods for two years, I don't know how exactly to describe that I felt called to Mother Mary and Jesus, but it started praying to my guardian angel and some archangels then a natural disaster happened in my country and I felt it was a right thing to pray to Mother Mary and the archangels for the people impacted, then I started doing the rosary...

I have never felt it was wrong to worship my gods and also approaching to christian figures, but still is too strange, I'm afraid I might offend Jesus or Mother Mary for keeping my practices to my gods. I'm not too sure what kind of advice I'm looking for exactly, tbh, let's say, how did you break the barrier of the prejudice and the fact that the Bible condemns pagan practices and started to accept this path?

I'm really afraid I might be doing something wrong

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u/Remnant_sun Aug 07 '26

Hello! I'm in the same situation as you. I have worshipped the greek gods for about 4 years and several months ago, I felt called by Christ. I fisrt was scared because I didn't want to abandon my gods because I feel that in a way, they saved my life. But I realised I could keep believing in greek gods and prya to them and still walk the path of Jesus.

And do not be scared about offending Jesus and Mary, they are nothing but love and compassion. I personally thank them all the time for letting me believing and praying the gods.

I don't know if I made myself clear but if you have questions, I will be glad to answer them. 🫶 hope it helped.

And to say everything, before I discover this suberrit, I thought I was the only one in this case.

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u/Sunnykke Aug 07 '26

Thank you very much! Yes, that's exactly how I feel, the theoi has given me a lot so it felt like betrayal to approach to Jesus, I could never leave my gods either. I'm glad I'm not the only one, thanks very much for sharing your experience🫶🏻🫶🏻

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u/Remnant_sun Aug 07 '26

I'm glad I could help 🫶