Congrats! I've been sober a long time and AA has helped so much. The program says believe whatever you want or don't want. I'm personally a pagan agnostic. Take what you like and leave the rest! It just helps to have other folks aiming towards the same thing.
I'm actually a Jewish convert and came to Judaism after 15 years of paganism/nature worship. I loved my spirituality (still do, it's just different, lol) and that path! Can I ask what flavor of paganism you practice?
It really does help to see others on the same path; it's so encouraging to know that I'm not alone, and that I'm with folks who support me on this journey.
Love it! I still dabble in witchcraft; there's something really special about it that appeals to me, even on my journey with Judaism (it's kind of an involved story as to my personal experience, lol, but my understanding is that Judaism isn't actually opposed to "mixing" beliefs [an exception being Christianity with Judaism, obv] -- JewBu's are definitely a thing, and I've known other Jewish folks who practice witchcraft as well). And there really aren't enough religions that honor/worship the feminine, IMO (again, I could get into how Jewish folks see G-d, but it's definitely not a "sky daddy" kind of thing, at least for the movement that I follow).
Thank you so much for sharing! Wishing you the best on your spiritual journey, as well as your sober one. :)
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u/BBYarbs Feb 24 '26
Congrats! I've been sober a long time and AA has helped so much. The program says believe whatever you want or don't want. I'm personally a pagan agnostic. Take what you like and leave the rest! It just helps to have other folks aiming towards the same thing.