Definition: Wodenism is a belief system that originated in Scotland and England, particularly in the regions of the Highlands and the Borders. It is characterized by a high level of polytheism, where there are many gods or deities associated with various aspects of life, such as nature, magic, and human fate. Wodenism also includes elements of paganism, which emphasizes the importance of natural cycles, spirits, and supernatural powers. The term "woden" is derived from the Scottish word w
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