Agnosticism

[Bookworm]

I guess if I was to identify with any religion, I would always say I've had leanings towards Paganism. I've always been drawn towards forests and woodlands, hills and mountains, and the wild coasts too.
I often feel a presence in nature when I'm out in the wilds, like a primitive sense of belonging that I need to reconnect with, and understand better. It can be both humbling and powerfully emotional at the same time, I can't really explain it.

I nearly went to a Pagan moot once years ago, but I backed out at the last minute. I can't remember why now, I guess I might have felt that I didn't know enough about Paganism, and spent too much time procrastinating about it that I never went in the end.

I just follow my own spiritual path, not identifying with anything, I just follow what resonates best with me. I don't think of myself as Agnostic though, I do believe there is some higher form of consciousness, more of a universal consciousness perhaps, as I try and tap into that through meditation. I really can't define where I am on the spectrum of things, I just do what feels right for me, and my own personal journey.

I did attend several meditation classes at a local Buddhist Centre a couple of years ago, but that was mainly to pick up any tips I could to help my own practice.