I call myself an Eclectic Goddessian:
Eclectic means "a person who derives ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources," or "not confined to or following any one model or system."
Goddessian means "someone who worships/honors the Goddess or Goddesses." Essentially, it is someone who follows a Goddess Religion.
I believe the Great Spirit, Supreme Deity, Creator (whatever title you want to use) is completely sexless/genderless- not actually male or female.
However, I choose to use female metaphors and pronouns- She, Her, Goddess, Great Mother, Great Goddess, Mother Goddess, Mother God, and various Goddess related names and epithets.
Using only female metaphors and pronouns for Her makes the most sense to me since She, metaphorically speaking, gave birth to everything by way of cosmic parthenogenesis.
Using only female metaphors and pronouns for Her does not mean She is only "feminine" or that there is not a "masculine" side to Her. She is all: darkness, light, feminine, masculine, chaos, order, love, pain... The list is endless.
I am also a Panentheist. Thus, I believe She is in everything and everything is in Her, but she is also transcendent.
She is Nature, the Cosmos, and all that we can experience with our senses. However, She also extends beyond Nature, the Cosmos, and all that we can experience. She goes beyond all space and time, all of this universe and any others.
She has no beginning or end, and has no creator. She is the Eternal One, the One and Only, the Absolute, the Supreme Deity.
All other gods, goddesses, spirits, or divine entities (such as angels) are simply emanations, aspects, or "energy currents" of Her.
[Side Note: I call the followers Goddessians, while the path/belief system itself, I call Goddessianism.]
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