Abrahamic Religions include faiths that trace their origins to the patriarch Abraham. These religions emphasize monotheism and share many historical and theological connections.

Ancient European spiritual traditions shaped by sacred rites, mythologies, and enduring cultural legacies—revealing influential deities, ritual practices, and timeless beliefs that continue to inspire today.

​Dharmic Religions originate from the Indian subcontinent and focus on concepts like dharma (duty/righteousness), karma (action), and moksha (liberation).

Indigenous African spiritual traditions rooted in nature, ancestral wisdom, and cosmic balance—reflecting diverse rituals, evolving beliefs, and sacred understandings of interconnected existence.

East Asian Religions encompass spiritual traditions from East Asia, often emphasizing harmony, balance, and the natural world.

Ancient religions encompass a diverse array of spiritual traditions that have shaped human history and culture for millennia. 

Indigenous Religions refer to the spiritual practices and beliefs of indigenous peoples around the world, often deeply connected to nature and ancestral traditions.

New Religious Movements are contemporary faiths that have emerged in recent centuries, often blending elements from older traditions.