World Religions

Afro-Brazilian religion blending African and Catholic elements, honoring ancestral spirits.

Japanese New Thought movement promoting spiritual healing, gratitude, and positive thinking.

Liberal religious movement embracing diverse beliefs, social justice, and community.

Revivalist movement reconstructing the pre-Christian Norse and Germanic beliefs.

Monotheistic religion founded in Punjab, India, emphasizing equality, service, and devotion.

African-based spirituality based on the worship of Haile Selassie I, former Emperor of Ethiopia, that began in Jamaica

Indigenous religion of Japan, focuses on reverence for natural and ancestral spirits.

Indigenous religion from Vietnam, blending elements of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism.

One of the world's oldest monotheistic religions, originating in ancient Persia.

Spiritual movement focused on personal spiritual experiences and self-realization through dreams and past lives.

Korean religious movement emphasizing self-cultivation, ethics, and ancestor veneration.

Revivalist movement inspired by ancient Celtic spiritual practices and reverence for nature.

Chinese philosophy and religion emphasizing harmony with nature and the pursuit of spiritual balance.

Japanese religion promoting the concept of the "Joyous Life" through acts of gratitude and sincerity.

Spiritual practice with roots in China, combining meditation, exercises, and moral teachings.

Modern pagan witchcraft religion centered on reverence for nature and the worship of a god and goddess.

Ancient Indian transtheistic religion advocating non-violence, truth, and non-attachment.

Founded in the 19th century, emphasizes unity, equality, and the essential oneness of humanity.

Syncretistic religion from Vietnam blending elements of various world religions.

Syncretic religion originating in Haiti, combining West African beliefs with Catholicism.