What Mythology...

[JMorris]

norse

 

[enchanted_one1975]

Egyptian Mythology is the only one of interest to me. I live for the Gods and Goddesses within.

 

[MissAlice]

Oops double post.

 

[Line Noise]

I have more of a comparative interests relating to themes within folklore, and its influence on popular culture (of the times) and how it relates to the modern perspective. Which could go from animals such as foxes or snakes to gender roles, relationships, morality, etc. And I suppose I tend to be drawn to themes involving shapeshifters as to relationships, expressions or at least explorations of sexuality, gender and roles.

 

[xkatz]

While I am not exactly a pagan. I would say I like Greco-Roman mythology the most. Even though Egyptian mythology is just as cool

 

[enchanted_one1975]

...Even though Egyptian mythology is just as cool

You are just saying that so I won't get all upset.

 

[xkatz]

You are just saying that so I won't get all upset.

Maybe. Maybe not :angel2:

 

[Volhv]

Slavic mythology, because it's my native mythology.
Other then that, I also make use of:
*Near Eastern mythology (including the Israelite mythology, i.e. the Bible)
*Kemetic mythology
*Greco-Roman mythology
*Eastern mythology (such as the Hindu mythology)
I don't know that much about native American mythology, though.

 

[Volhv]

Egyptian Mythology is the only one of interest to me. I live for the Gods and Goddesses within.

If you have no interest in any other mythology, other then the Kemetic one, then how come you describe yourself as "Wiccan"? Don't you know that Wicca is based mostly on Celtic mythology?

 

[McBell]

If you have no interest in any other mythology, other then the Kemetic one, then how come you describe yourself as "Wiccan"? Don't you know that Wicca is based mostly on Celtic mythology?

Problem is that "Wicca" has become a blanket term for anything that is not of the Big Three.

 

[Herr Heinrich]

Celtic Mythology. I am currently learning about Celtic Reconstructionism.

 

[Mr Cheese]

Problem is that "Wicca" has become a blanket term for anything that is not of the Big Three.

by the uniformed sure

Wicca is actually a British religion....

thus its holy bibles are texts such as the Mabinogion...

but I didnt say that...I'll get lynched

the real problem of course is that modern paganism has become just another business

 

[Mr Cheese]

What Mythology are you most interested in or know the most about?

I'm interested in mainly Egyptian, Greek and Nordic mythology. I'm more knowledgeable about Egyptian Mythology. Ever since I've been a little kid Egyptian culture and myth has been my favourite and it still is.

I have learned smatterings of:

British, arthurian mainly.... since I grew up amongst it!

Viking as a child, norse...

greek is interesting

egyptian too

 

[Volhv]

Problem is that "Wicca" has become a blanket term for anything that is not of the Big Three.

That's kinda sad. =(

 

[croak]

I'm interested in pre-civilization mythologies in particular, from pretty much everywhere. However, I've been trying to find such mythologies in the Middle East, which is pretty darn hard. XD

 

[Tiapan]

The Eye of Horus

Cheers

 

[Moonstone]

Celtic, Native American, Greek, Egyptian, Norse, Roman, a little bit of everything! :rainbow1:
-Dot

 

[Abulafia]

personally I like Egyptian, Celtic, Norse and would you count demon mythology?

I would count it as demonology...

 

[Abulafia]

Greek...most definitely....
Egyptian...kind of....
Celtic...ages 9-12....
Midamerican...e.g. Aztec, Mayan...

 

[MissAlice]

What Mythology are you most interested in or know the most about?

I'm interested in mainly Egyptian, Greek and Nordic mythology. I'm more knowledgeable about Egyptian Mythology. Ever since I've been a little kid Egyptian culture and myth has been my favourite and it still is.

Seconded.

And both Celtic and Greek mythology.

Whoopsie looks like I already answered in this thread. But to add on recently I'm into both Roman and Eastern Europe mythology.