Learning to become Myself

There are essential myths such as poems from Hesiod and Homer, but even then myths were different and has a spark of each area's localized traditions in ancient Greece. Not only poems and hymns, there are plays, geography discovery, just to name a few. Trying to digest these all at once is going to be overwhelming so you don't need to know everything right off the bat, these will unwrap the more you dig deeper.

It is up to your calling, but how I choose deities to worship is seeing how they are relevant to my interests, hobbies, my dream career path, and what is it that I need help with in life. E.g. I chose Apollo as my main deity because I held art in high regard and health is important for me. Who you eventually worship is all up to you, and how many is also what you can manage.

Yes you can!! In ancient times a lot of animal offerings were made for the gods and eaten. Some specific sects like Orphism or Pythagoreans don't eat meat nor make animal offerings but they were, again, sects upholding their own specific rules. Also abstaining from meat is a thing in sorcery. But for the religion in general, yes you can eat meat, its up to you if you want to or not.

You'll be fine!! Pronounciations can be fixed later, and you definitely can engage with the gods in your native language or the language you're an expert in.

Oikos can mean house or family, it generally encompasses things synonymous with households, and families are not restricted to married people. There is also household worship. Household worship is even more relevant in modern Helpol since we now practice in solitude in our own home, ancient Greeks worshipped the gods mainly with the community (that's why there were cults and specific sects), and there are household celebrations like noumenia to bless the home, and household gods for the same purpose.