Is there a form of paganism like this?

Question

That has the cosmopolitan and cultured feel like Hellenism But still has the funloveing barbariannuss of asatru. It must also be low on ancestor and nature reverence.

Answer 1

You asked this earlier and have added new clarifications.

Friend, you've been asking "searching" questions for over a week with a "yeah, but....." following every suggestion. You've been given a lot of suggestions and links.

Do some research or become a Ceremonial Magician and look up Crowley and the Order of the Golden Dawn.

Answer 2

Dionysian! The Cult of Dionysos (Dionysus in Latin) has been described by Arther Evans author of _God of Ecstasy: Sex Roles and the Madness of Dionysos_ as part of the Horned God phenomenon. The rite most commonly associated with Dionysos is the Bacchanalia or orgeia (orgy). Some think that the Bacchanalia was simply an occasion for catharsis, i.e., partying and relieving tension associated with living in an extremely patriarchal environment. In fact, the greater function of the Bacchanalia was to give bacchantes time and separation from their normal routine to find themselves, i.e., it occurred in a time out of time and place out of place in which the individual was not defined by the expectations of others but the full awareness of self. In this light, Dionysian spirituality might be thought of as an intellectual awareness of and emotional sensitivity to the sacred or spiritual nature of a thing and of all things; and also as a process whereby an individual discovers and defines, actualizes and accepts who she (or he) is.

Answer 3

Pagans believe in assisting nature and doing no harm, so this is not what you are looking for, I believe something in the dark arts is what you are seeking. Look up occultism and read the varients whithin, voodoo could be a suggestion perhaps.

Answer 4

Hm, this looks familiar. Refer to my first answer.
BTW, many (maybe most) Pagan traditions are heavy on the naturistic views.

Read through these traditions:
http://www.joellessacredgrove.com/pagantraditions.html
If you don't find your answers there, just Google "Pagan traditions" to possibly uncover more traditions not covered on that site.

Answer 5

Um.I believe Necromancy is close to that it is in a way still a pagan form but deals with darker side.That is why witches are often referred as either a white or black witch.