New Pagan traditions

These are traditions that were created in the 20th century.

• Contemporary Paganisms
• Discordianism and Thelema
• Eclecticism
• Eco-Paganism
• Feri Tradition
• Initiatory Witchcraft (Cochrane Tradition)
• Robert Cochrane
• Evan John Jones
• The Roebuck
• Neo-shamanism
• Numenism
• Pantheism
• Reclaiming
• Unitarian Earth Spirit Network (UK)
• Unitarian Universalist Pagans (USA)
• Pagan tendencies in Unitarianism
• Wicca

• Pagan traditions listed on Witchvox

Revived Paganisms in the West

It should be noted that most of these traditions share large areas of their world-views, but follow different sets of practices.

• Celtic Reconstructionism
• Druidry
• Heathenry and Ásatrú
• Hellenic Reconstructionism
• Kemeticism
• Other Reconstructionisms
• Religio Romana
• Romuva (Lithuanian Paganism)
• Dievturība (Latvian Paganism)

Indigenous religions

These religions could be described as Pagan, in that they share a similar world-view, but they may not identify themselves as Pagan (since the term was used by colonialists as a pejorative label).

• Animism
• Crypto-Pagans: Druze and Yazidi
• Religions of the African Diaspora
• The Mari
• Native Americans
• Shamanism
• Traditional African Religions
• Indigenous Australia
• Earth-based Judaism - Kohenet priestess training, Tel Shemesh ( the Hill of the Sun), and others, such as some of the Am ha-Aretz and those who call themselves Jewitches
• Hoodoo
• The Kalasha
• Shinto
• Hinduism
• Religious Taoism