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I think the correct takeaway from those questions is that you should listen to your own instinct about "who" to venerate. The great multitude of normies who describe themselves as "spiritual but not religious" constitute the same fertile, unplanted fields from which the ethnofaiths of yesteryear themselves originally sprang up. Those vague yearnings were articulated into formal religions through a long process of intuition, comparison of those intuitions with others, debate over which identifiable entities these feelings corresponded to / proceeded from, and then finally codification of those conclusions into dogma and ritual. If you actually believe this shit is real then there's no reason you can't just do the same thing again; reading about what the Greeks and Romans and Norse thought can be a useful guide, but it ultimately has to come from within, not be instrumentally imposed from without