New to t3h Paganism

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

Erm... hi... sweatdrop

I have no idea what religion I am. None. But I do want to learn about some. And right now, I'm looking into Paganism... but I'm having some trouble...

There are too many types of Paganism. D: And, also, every site I find that has to do with it is all jumbled up. I have no idea where I'm supposed to look first. I need to know what to look at and when to look at it, so I know what I need to know to get to that point.

I'm only 14, so I can't join a coven and all that, but I figure I can still learn now...

Thanks very much,
-Crimson

PS: Just to be clear, as I know that was somewhat jumbled, I'm in need of info. Whether you yourself can message me some helpful information, or you can link me to a good site, or even give me some titles of books to look for. Anything really...  

[Fiddlers Green]

krYmZ1n 53raph 0f 5il3nc3

Erm... hi... sweatdrop

I have no idea what religion I am. None. But I do want to learn about some. And right now, I'm looking into Paganism... but I'm having some trouble...

There are too many types of Paganism. D: And, also, every site I find that has to do with it is all jumbled up. I have no idea where I'm supposed to look first. I need to know what to look at and when to look at it, so I know what I need to know to get to that point.

I'm only 14, so I can't join a coven and all that, but I figure I can still learn now...

Thanks very much,
-Crimson

PS: Just to be clear, as I know that was somewhat jumbled, I'm in need of info. Whether you yourself can message me some helpful information, or you can link me to a good site, or even give me some titles of books to look for. Anything really...

I'm specifically responding to the bolded part.
The heart of the matter, when researching religions that aren't one of the big 5 (The Three Abrahamic religions, Buddhism, and Hinduism), you really need a starting point, as "Pagan" tells us what someone isn't, not so much what one is.
You might as well pick something you find interesting and run with that first, or, take something fairly developed, such as Asatru (An Asatruar can explain this far better, but basically, it's a Norse reconstruction religion), which has plenty of people who are already educated about it out in the wide world.  

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

What about two?

Celtic and Greek.

Greek just sounds interesting.

And, for some reason, I just feel attracted towards Celtic.  

[Fiddlers Green]

Well, Hellenic reconstructionalists (Greek) are not rare, they aren't as easy to find as Asatruar tho.

As far as Celtic... you'll likely want to be fairly specific.
We have several persons who are pretty well versed there, but I'm not sure if all of what they do is metagenetic or if any of it is open to outsiders.  

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

Honestly, I just want to learn about it right now. Find out what Gods they believe in, what each one is like, how they worship, basically their belief and how they use it. :F

And, for the record, I'm Irish if it matters at all.  

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

Also, which religions believe in tarot cards? Because I've always wanted to get into that too. =3  

[Annalixa]

Tarot cards aren't specific to any religion. I know many Christians who read them, for example.

Crowley's take on the Tarot has a lot of Qabalahlistic (which is Jewish, of course) stuff in there. But that's the closest you're going to get to any specific religion that "believe" in Tarot. It's mostly the other way around, if anything.  

[Deoridhe]

krYmZ1n 53raph 0f 5il3nc3

Also, which religions believe in tarot cards? Because I've always wanted to get into that too. =3

Tarot cards have an uncertain history, but the most likely origin I've read about is a Middle Ages card game. Anyone with eyes should believe in them, though, as one can pick up the cards. Beliving their use is valid is an entirely different thing, but you can approach it from a number of perspectives.

When you say you're Irish, do you mean you're born in and live in Ireland?  

[Sir_Catherine]

Fiddlers Green

As far as Celtic... you'll likely want to be fairly specific.
We have several persons who are pretty well versed there, but I'm not sure if all of what they do is metagenetic or if any of it is open to outsiders.

What does "metagenetic" mean?