u/SapphiraTheLycan

Reddit suggested that I share a post I made where I explained that I redefined my belief of lycanthropy while introducing myself.

So I am here to ask and introduce myself here as well and see what happens and what people say and stuff.

I don't understand druidism or know if it is more of a set pagan religion or is an open term like animism and theist. Is it?

I won't go into it too much but lycan in a more realistic sense to me would just be a person who can kinda "shift" their mindset and be more in touch with their animal side n stuff. There's obviously more to it but yeah. What are we thinking?

It's okay either way, and I'll take comments with a grain of salt.

Been on an ever growing long journey to discover what I believe and where I fit. I have found most of everything. Wrote down my beliefs, got a book going on it. But now I just discovered there's a difference between secular and theist. I don't know which one I am. Can I have a couple of opinions?

First I believe in Life, Death, and Nature as the personification, avatar, or beings of the force and definition of the words. I have no names for them yet still believe. Do they qualify as deities? I don't see them as what I think of gods and goddesses to be (sorry I only know so much on other beliefs, literally no offense is meant).

Also, I do believe in a kind of magic.

I have a very open mind towards all beliefs and not only interpret things in my own way but also believe many other beliefs as they are may/can/do exist alongside my own.

Could I be closer to secular or theist or am I clearly one or the other? Which one?

Don't worry I will take things with a grain of salt.