neo-pagans

Contemporary nature worshippers

Neo-pagans are practitioners of modern religious movements that draw on pre-Christian, nature-based, or polytheistic traditions.

The term encompasses Wiccans, Druids, heathens, and others who reconstruct or reimagine ancient spiritual practices.

Neo-paganism typically emphasizes reverence for nature, seasonal rituals, and multiple deities or a divine feminine: The neo-pagans gathered for the summer solstice celebration.

esoteric

occultism

Belief in supernatural forces

runes · astrology · herbalism · meditation · trance · shamanism · correspondences · sigils · visualization · gnosis

earth-centered

nature

Inherent quality or disposition

harvest · fertility · elemental · wilderness · biophilia · organic · sustainability · stewardship

polytheistic

pantheon

All gods of a religion

  • deitiesWorshipped supernatural beings
  • godsSupernatural beings worshipped
  • goddessesDivine feminine beings

mythology · worship · offerings · devotion · theism · syncretism · invocation · prayer · shrines · altars

ritual

ceremony

Formal event marking occasions

equinox · Beltane · Samhain · magick · spellwork · invocation · chanting · chalice · wand · pentacle

revival

reconstruction

Rebuilding after destruction

reclaiming · pre-Christian · folklore · rediscovery · reawakening

community

coven

Assembly of witches

fellowship · gathering · festivals · clergy · elders · solitaries · eclectic · tradition · lineage · initiation

Categories
Opposites
religious tradition

neo-pagansmonotheists

Believers in one god

Christians · evangelicals · Muslims · Jews · Catholics

stance toward mainstream society

neo-pagansatheists

Those without religious faith

temporal orientation

neo-paganstraditionalists

Upholders of established customs

Amish · progressives

Family

neopagan, neopagans, neopaganism

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