Found it!

[Jaymes]

"It" being which neo-pagan religion fits me. Asatru/Norse heathenism has always been fascinating to me, and after weeks of research and contemplating, I think I've finally found something that truly fits me.

Now, to work out the attraction to Loki when very few others worship him...

 

[Circle_One]

Congratulations Jensa!

And don't worry about following a deity that very few people worship. My tradition hasn't been widely practiced since Ancient Egyptian times

 

[Lintu]

That's great! I know a girl who is Asatru Pagan. It sure feels great to find something that fits you. I'm happy for you

 

[Jaymes]

Thank you both

Circle_One: It's not so much that Loki worship hasn't been practiced for a while, it's just that there's no evidence he ever was worshipped. Even though he's a blood brother to Odin, he's not actually a god, and is actually reguarded as evil by many.

But hey, one person's trickster is another person's evil demon...

 

[Circle_One]

Hmmm...I've read up on Norse mythology and such, and I can't recall any statements of worshipping Loki either. If there's not, you can always start it

He may not be a "God" but he is regarded as a deity of sorts, is he not?

 

[Jaymes]

Yea. Technically he's a giant, but he hangs out with the Aesir a lot. He's a complicated character.

 

[Feathers in Hair]

Hey, trickster gods are celebrated in most other religions! (Thus speaks a girl with spider, raven and fox in her totem) Who's to say Loki shouldn't be, also?

 

[Jaymes]

He is supposed to end up destroying the world... but once the world is destroyed, it can be reborn and be all happy-yay.

Really, most things Loki does that are negative end up positive in the end.

That, and I adore his gall to poke the gods' egos.