Neopaganismista

Neopaganismista is a term used to describe individuals who adhere to Neopaganism, a diverse group of contemporary religious movements that seek to revive or reimagine pre-Christian European polytheistic religions. These movements often draw inspiration from ancient Celtic, Germanic, Roman, Greek, and Slavic traditions, among others. While there is no single unified Neopagan theology or practice, common threads include a reverence for nature, polytheism or pantheism, and a focus on ritual and celebration tied to natural cycles and seasons.

Neopaganismista may engage in practices such as celebrating solstices and equinoxes, honoring deities from various pantheons, and performing magical or spiritual work. The term "Neopaganismista" itself is not widely used within the Neopagan community; adherents typically refer to themselves by the specific tradition they follow, such as Wiccan, Druid, Heathen, or Hellenist. The diversity within Neopaganism means that individuals identifying as Neopaganista can have vastly different beliefs and practices. Some may be solitary practitioners, while others belong to organized covens, groves, or kindreds. The movement is characterized by its emphasis on personal spiritual experience and often a rejection of organized, hierarchical religious structures found in mainstream religions.