Which Celtic Tradition?

[Celtag]

I fellow a strictly Welsh tradition, and a reconstructionist one at that. What traditions do you follow, or are you more eclectic.

[Aster Breo]

I fellow a strictly Welsh tradition, and a reconstructionist one at that. What traditions do you follow, or are you more eclectic.

I follow Brighid, rather than a specific culture. The context is Irish, and I've done a lot of research, but I'm definitely NOT a recon.

[Taliesin]

I fellow a strictly Welsh tradition, and a reconstructionist one at that. What traditions do you follow, or are you more eclectic.

I follow Manannan, and that is where most of my focus lies, but I do so in an Irish context. I might be open to becoming more broad in my worship in the future, but for now I'm extremely happy with what I've got.

and ditto Aster, I'm in no way a recon either!

[Micheál]

I fellow a strictly Welsh tradition, and a reconstructionist one at that. What traditions do you follow, or are you more eclectic.

I'm a Gaelic Traditionalist that adheres to the Irish traditions of this island, be they pre-Christian Irish, Gaelicised, and sometimes Christian with a págánach veneer, it's all good in the hood. Fócal!

[darashand]

I fellow a strictly Welsh tradition, and a reconstructionist one at that. What traditions do you follow, or are you more eclectic.

I'm more eclectic than I would like to admit. My worldview is primarily Irish, but I have interests in Scots and Manx.

[PhantomQueen]

I fellow a strictly Welsh tradition, and a reconstructionist one at that. What traditions do you follow, or are you more eclectic.

I follow the Irish tradition, focussing on Morrigan. She's come to me more recently (the past year), so I'm only just getting to know her. Brighid seems to not be in the picture now...

[Vella Malachite]

I fellow a strictly Welsh tradition, and a reconstructionist one at that. What traditions do you follow, or are you more eclectic.

Irish tradition, very reconstructionist. I've got no problems with being eclectic, but I don't really think it's something I could do.

[Tamina]

I fellow a strictly Welsh tradition, and a reconstructionist one at that. What traditions do you follow, or are you more eclectic.

So far: I'm learning that I follow Celtic Reconstructionism with a focus in Scots traditions. I apply this to my daily life and add religious witchcraft to it, using dietys that originated in Scotland, Ireland, Wales. I'd like to say that's by choice, but when someone jumps at you, you grab on and hold tinght. LOL

Now, I'm still totally earning, that's where I'm at now. *grin*

[celestialwolf]

I fellow a strictly Welsh tradition, and a reconstructionist one at that. What traditions do you follow, or are you more eclectic.

I'm not sure what to call it to be honest. I honor the realms of Land, Sky and Sea. I see Triskelle as a representation of those. I see the spirals as my path and journey. I hold duty, the hearth and my kin of high importance. While I have an affinity for Brigit and Danu, I see the Gods as aspects of the same source but also separate. But I do not worship the Celtic Pantheon or honor their heroes. I tend to honor their source or "Great Spirit" as it were. So far, none of them have objected to it.

Mine is not so much a tradition as Celt inspired I guess.

[Lightdragon]

I'm more eclectic than I would like to admit. My worldview is primarily Irish, but I have interests in Scots and Manx.

i would say this except I have interests in Welsh and British than Scots or Manx.