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The 12 pages that link to Sacred groves, each with the reason it gives.

• Sacred natural sitesBroader topic: Sacred groves are a widespread, forest-based form of sacred natural site.

• African traditional religionsBroader topic: Some communities locate worship and spiritual authority in protected natural places.

• Old Norse religionRelated: Norse accounts and archaeology point to sacred landscapes beyond dedicated buildings.

• First VisionBroader topic: The site became a place of pilgrimage and a material symbol of the vision.

• Modern paganismRelated: Outdoor sacred spaces connect some contemporary rites with ancient and ecological forms of reverence.

• Anglo-Saxon paganismRelated: Classical accounts associate Germanic worship with groves, a possible context for related practices.

• Slavic Native FaithRelated: Outdoor sacred spaces suit traditions that associate natural places with divine presence.

• West African VodúnRelated: Groves can serve as places of worship and custodianship for particular powers.

• Berber traditional religionRelated: Natural sites could serve as settings for local sacred practices.

• Gothic paganismRelated: They are attested in accounts of some Germanic peoples, though Gothic use is not securely documented.

• GroveBroader topic: Some groves are maintained chiefly for ritual and spiritual purposes.

• SarnaismNarrower topic: Sarna sites are sacred groves where ritual and ecological care meet.