Humanistic Heathenry embraces the rituals, stories, and cosmology of the Heathen tradition as powerful sources of meaning—without requiring belief in literal gods or the supernatural. We see the myths as symbolic maps of the human journey, and our blóts, sumbels, and seasonal rites as ways to connect with community, honor heritage, and live in harmony with the natural world. Even without theism, Heathenry offers enduring values of reciprocity, honor, and interconnectedness—wisdom the modern world still needs.
On this site you will find ideas for integrating Heathenry and Atheopaganism, including holidays, rituals, and various celebrations, as well as recommended resources for pagan practices, historical literacy, and scientific appreciation. We do not claim to be an authority on any given topic; we are merely fellow travelers on intersecting paths.
For more information about what we are striving for, please see our “FAQ” page.
The Way of Ash and Elm 
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