The Cauldron Wiki

Last updated: 12th September 2020 by Hap

• Antinopolis: Cult of the Deified Antinouus
• Aedicula Antinoi: One of the original, and very comprehensive, blogs on the deified Antinous - now only available in part through the Wayback Machine, but at least some of it is still available!
• PSVL: The Antinoan Pantheon, including the Tetrad++, a contemporary trans-focused pantheon
• Lucus Antiquus: Etruscan-Roman Polytheism

• Hellenion: Standard Hellenic
• Neokoroi: Standard Hellenic

• Elaion: Hellenic variant: Dodekatheism
• Neos Alexandria: Greco-Egyptian Polytheism
• Hellenic Faith: Julian Hellenic
• Hellenismos: Orphic Hellenism
• Ariadne's Tribe: modern Minoan Paganism, website here
• Ekklesia Neoplatonismos Theourgia: Neoplatonic Mysteries

• the ADF: major Druid order

• Land, Sea and Sky: Online book with a strong research-focus on Celtic reconstructionism
• Celtic Reconstructionist FAQ: 2006-era masterpost about Celtic Reconstructionism
• Filidecht: sacred, ritual poetcraft drawn from early Irish and Scottish tradition
• Gwyddonic Order: Welsh-Celtic - some more information can be found here and, if one was clever, it might be possible to locate the other pages of information in the archive, though the links in the sidebar do not work; and this may be an up-to-date source for the Order as a living tradition.

• The Temple of Brigantia: Romano-Celtic
• Dun Brython: Brythonic Polytheism
• GoldenTrail: Iberian-Roman
• DeoMercurio: Roman Gaul
• Senobessus Bolgon: Roman Gaul & Belgium
• Carnobodua: Gaulish Polytheism

• Natib Qadish: Canaanite Polytheism
• Wikipedia: Semitic Neopaganism

• The Longship: General Heathenry

• Larhus Fyrnsida: Anglo Saxon Polytheism
• Seolfor Cwylla Heorþ: Anglo Saxon Polytheism
• Sundorwic: Anglo Saxon Polytheism
• Ealdrice: Anglo Saxon Theodism
• Wind in the World Tree: Anglo Saxon Polytheism

• Let's Be Frank: Frankish Heathenism
• Allodium Francorum: pre-Roman Frankish Heathenism
• Gothic Heathenry

• Seeing for the People: Seidh/sedir - Norse visionary divination/“shamanic” specialism
• Northern Tradition Shamanism: shamantic specialism drawing from northern European tradition, separate to reconstructionist Heathenism/Asratu

• Huehue Tlamanitiliztli: Mexica Reconstruction

• Tel Shemesh: earth-based Jewish spirituality
• Therioshamanism/A Sense Of Natural Wonder: nature-centric spirituality, focused on ecosystems, authentic understanding of nature and land-centric shamanism.
• Ehoah: Science/nature focused path focused on astronomy, bioregionalism, the environment, and awe-inspiring science.
• Wildspeak: Animal-spirit focus, communicating with animal teachers and shapeshifting
• Waincraft: Combining paganisms with a focus on land-powers based on the Six Directions

• Naturalistic Paganism: myth and ritual, without literal belief in gods or magic

• Feri Tradition: Feri - well-sourced summary website on an oral-tradition
• Reclaiming: an American goddess tradition with an emphasis on activism and personal growth

• Gnosticism