What is Paganism?

Paganism is an umbrella term for diverse spiritual, religious, and cultural traditions—many inspired by pre-Christian, Indigenous, or nature-centered belief systems. There is no single Pagan belief; practices vary widely and are often personal.

🌙 Major Paths & Traditions in Paganism

🌳 Nature-Based & Earth-Centered Paths

These traditions honor the cycles of nature, the seasons, and the living Earth.


🔮 Witchcraft Traditions

Witchcraft focuses on personal practice, magic, ritual, and intention. Not all witches follow a religion.



🌕 Wiccan Traditions

Wicca is a religion within Paganism with structured theology and ritual.


🐉 Polytheistic & Reconstructionist Paths

These traditions seek to rebuild ancient religions as accurately as possible.

🌊 Devotional & Deity-Centered Paths

Focused devotion to one or more deities, often within a larger pantheon.


🌀 Mystical & Esoteric Traditions

Focused on inner transformation, symbolism, and spiritual ascent.


🌿 Folk & Cultural Paganism

Rooted in ancestral, regional, or cultural practices.




Shared Values (Not Universal, but Common)


🌈 Important Note on Inclusion

Paganism is not monolithic. Beliefs, ethics, deities, and practices vary widely. Many Pagans: