There is probably no agreement anywhere as to exactly what constitutes paganism, but I identify these as some common themes among religions, practices, and world views that have been described as "Pagan":
polytheism, pantheism, or refracted monotheism
mysticism (direct experience of the Holy)
Earth-centeredness, environmental sensitivity, or worship of nature
devotion to the Goddess or the Divine Feminine as well as or instead of to the Divine Masculine
attention to the rhythms of the Cosmos and our resulting seasons
attention to spatial connectedness via the Interdependent Web
attention to temporal connectedness at a mundane level (e.g., cycles of life/rites of passage) and at a meta-level (e.g., reincarnation)
celebration of embodiment and sensuality
practice of magick, i.e., focusing the will to work transformation, through spellcasting and/or direct action
conscious and intentional wielding of ritual (ordered repetitive action)
conscious and intentional use of altered states of consciousness through right-brained activities or substance use
honoring of spiritual as well as physical ancestors
