Odinism is a modern pagan religious movement that draws inspiration from the ancient Norse beliefs and practices centered around the god Odin and other deities from Norse mythology. It emphasizes a connection to nature, ancestral heritage, and the worship of gods and goddesses, often incorporating rituals and celebrations based on historical traditions. Practitioners of Odinism may engage in various spiritual practices, including blóts (sacrificial offerings) and sumbels (ritual toasts). The movement is part of a broader revival of interest in Heathenry, which seeks to reconstruct and honor the spiritual practices of the pre-Christian Germanic peoples.