neopagans

Contemporary nature worshippers

Neopagans are followers of neopaganism—modern religious movements that draw on pre-Christian polytheistic traditions, nature worship, and folk practices.

The term encompasses Wiccans, Druids, heathens, and others who reconstruct or reimagine ancient spiritualities: The neopagans gathered for a solstice celebration.

Most neopagans emphasize reverence for nature and seasonal cycles.

ritual

coven

Assembly of witches

pentacle · incantation · invocation · offering · consecration · handfasting · widdershins · spellwork

beliefs

polytheism

Belief in multiple deities

elementals · ancestors · mythology · immanence · interconnectedness

community

coven

Assembly of witches

gatherings · festivals · meetups · elders · initiates · solitaries · interfaith · workshops · mentorship

practice

magick

Occult arts, archaic spelling

herbalism · spellcraft · meditation · visualization · grounding · centering

traditions

druidry

Practices of Celtic priests

solitary · alexandrian

revival

reconstructionism

Education-driven societal reform

renaissance · resurgence · reawakening

Opposites
religious tradition

neopagansmonotheists

Believers in one god

Christians · Muslims · Jews · Catholics · Protestants

spirituality vs. secularism

neopagansatheists

Those without religious faith

nonbelievers · materialists · secular humanists · rationalists · skeptics

religious orientation toward the past

neopagansOrthodox Jews

Traditionally observant Israelites

Family

neopagan, neopaganism

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