Interfaith Wiccan/Pagan

I am a second degree Wiccan, and recently took a slight deviation in my path, to encompass a little of the Norse tradition by incorporating Seax Wicca. Seax Wicca is based mainly on the Anglo Saxon faith, but at the same time, follows a Wicca flavour. I tend to intermingle the two, so that they work for me. Seax Wicca on its own, just doesn't give me all that I need to feel comfortable, but it does hold the most interest for me. So, yes, it works, but for how long I can't tell you. The thing with paganism, Wicca or whichever tradition you choose to follow, you can tailor them to your own needs and to where you're comfortable with what you're doing. Brightest Blessings.

I think it's a really interesting idea, and I wish I could get my husband on here to talk to you. He considers himself Christian, but also incorporates many pagan ideas into his personal beliefs and practices. It works for him because he feels that as long as he puts the Christian God about everything else, he's still following that path in the proper way. I can't say exactly how long he has been looking at things in this way, because it has been a lifelong progression for him, and in a way his spirituality is still evolving. As for myself, I don't see it as mixing more than one religion, but I do have sort of a dual path because of my dual heritage. My actual religion is Celtic Reconstructionist Paganism, but there are definite Native American influences in my practice because I was taught both paths at around the same time. While my Gods are Celtic, there is still a part of me that feels a connection to my Native American heritage, and I have spoken to ancestor spirits from that part of my heritage.