Pagan Religions in Five Minutes - Suzanne Owen
7. Are Most Pagans Solitary Practitioners?
Pagan Religions in Five Minutes - Suzanne Owen
Helen Alice Berger [+]
Brandeis University
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Visiting Research Associate, Women's Studies Research Center, Brandeis University, Waltham, Ma. Professor Emerita of Sociology West Chester University, West Chester, PA.
Description
There is a growing trend of solitary practice among contemporary Pagans. This shift, fuelled by easy access to Pagan knowledge, has led to an eclectic approach to Pagan practices. While solitary in their practice, Pagans often stay connected with the broader Pagan community online, a trend that the COVID-19 pandemic has amplified. This evolution in Pagan practice reflects broader changes in how people engage with spirituality in the modern world.