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I don't. Worship the Lord and the Lady, I mean. I find them to be fictional characters that were applied the names of old deities to give them some form of credibility.

If your argument is that they're all one and the same god and goddess then I believe you're wrong. Of course there are similarities between Aphrodite and Freya, they're both goddesses of love and fertility, but it's not like Greek and Roman where they were actually just stolen and given different names, the cultures are completely different.

In Slavic mythology Morana is the goddess of death, in Nordic Hel is the queen of the underworld, a connection, yes. But I am a metalhead with a fondness for Tolkien and Uruviel is a metalhead with a fondness for Tolkien, we, however, are not one and the same being.

I don't connect the Lord and Lady to any of the gods I worship. You can call the Lady Freya, Hekate, Isis, Diana, whatever you want, but that isn't going to make all of them suddenly appear in one being. They have different historical background, different cultural background, different personal background. The one thing they all have in common is that they're all female and were worshiped at a point in time. I suppose you believe that the Goddess is universal, that it embodies everything that was ever found in a woman... I don't agree. If you call out to Freya, you'll get Freya and her personality is certianly different than that of Morana or Frigg. When there's a group of friends walking away from you and you want to get one's attention, do you call them (let us say) Jake and Mike turns around, because, naturally, he is the same being as Jake, you've just given him a different name.

I think Gods are different. I don't find Thor to be a part of Odin by any other means than being his son, I don't think Triglav and Odin are the same. Certianly not.

Try calling out Loki (or, rather not, he'd make a mess out of everything and laugh, but per instance) and telling him that he's just a split personality of Balder. That they're actually one and the same person... And wait for his reaction.

I probably didn't make myself clear and this is written in a very chaotic manner, my point is just, I don't worship the Lord and Lady, I don't believe they exist. If right now, you asked me to define what Lord and Lady means to people, I'd have to say I think Lord only means Gods and Lady Goddesses for people who prefer the world less complicated, and see no need why there should be 5 gods for the same thing, even if they are different gods, different history, different culture. In a way, I think Lord and Lady are the globalisation of mythology.