Germanic Neopaganism is a modern spiritual movement that seeks to revive and reconstruct the ancient pagan traditions of the Germanic peoples. It draws inspiration from historical texts, folklore, and archaeological findings related to the pre-Christian beliefs and practices of cultures such as the Norse and Anglo-Saxons. Practitioners often honor a pantheon of deities, including figures like Odin, Thor, and Freyja, and may celebrate seasonal festivals that align with ancient agricultural cycles. This movement emphasizes a connection to nature, ancestral heritage, and community, while also promoting personal spiritual growth and exploration.