It seems to me that Paganism is a DIY religion for spiritually minded people, like a sort of religious choose-your-own-adventure, and I am becoming very curious about what it really entails.
I am aware that one of the basic beliefs is that "every path leads to the divine" but I am sure that most pagans also believe that some paths are going to get there much quicker, like a sort of "all paths are equal, but some are more equal than others" kind of thing.
Is the main drive in Paganism trying to get to the Divine via the fastest route?
Please don't turn this into a right or wrong debate, but I would really love to hear from Pagan's about how they understand the idea of different paths, and how that understanding is influencing their spiritual journey.
I am aware that one of the basic beliefs is that "every path leads to the divine" but I am sure that most pagans also believe that some paths are going to get there much quicker, like a sort of "all paths are equal, but some are more equal than others" kind of thing.
Is the main drive in Paganism trying to get to the Divine via the fastest route?
Please don't turn this into a right or wrong debate, but I would really love to hear from Pagan's about how they understand the idea of different paths, and how that understanding is influencing their spiritual journey.