Description

1. Paganism: A broad term encompassing diverse spiritual practices rooted in nature worship and polytheism. It includes traditions such as Wicca, Druidry, and various indigenous and folk religions.

2. Wicca: A modern pagan religion that emerged in the mid-20th century, often focused on reverence for nature, worship of a god and goddess, and magical practices such as spellwork and ritual.

3. Witchcraft: Witchcraft can be practiced within various spiritual frameworks, including Wicca, but it can also stand alone as a practice involving the use of magic, herbalism, divination, and rituals to achieve spiritual or practical goals.

4. Druidry: An ancient spiritual tradition revived in the modern era, Druidry emphasizes reverence for nature, wisdom, and connection to the land. Druids often engage in rituals, ceremonies, and philosophical reflection inspired by Celtic traditions.

Each of these paths offers practitioners a way to connect with the natural world, honor deity or deities, and explore spiritual growth through ritual and practice.