Othrysian Paganism

Othrysian Paganism is a kinda spars but interesting branch of Greek-Centric Paganism that focuses on the worship of the Titans of Greek mythology. As to my knowledge it is not too organized of a neo-religion it may have other names and the term Othrysian may not be the accepted term to encompass the whole community. The few I have met seem fine with the term as in Greek Mythology, Mount Othrys was the base of Cronos and the other participating Titans during the ten-year war with the Olympian Gods known as the Titanomachy..

While they do not exclude the worship the deities more associated with Hellenistic Paganism (the traditional Olympian Deities) Othrysian Practices are more directed at the energies of the Titans and those considered to be Titans.

The Twelve Titans

 * Cronus and Rhea - Lord of Time & Harvest and Goddess of Motherhood and Fertility who now reside over the Isles of the Blessed after the Titanomachy
 * Oceanus and Tethys - God and Goddess of the Ocean-Stream that encompases the earth and separate the mortal world from the Underworld
 * Hyperion and Theia - God of Wisdom & Light and Goddess of Glory. Parents of the Sun (Helios), Moon (Selene) and the Dawn (Eos)
 * Coeus and Phoebe - The embodiment of the celestial axis around which the heavens revolve and Goddess of Divination & Oracles
 * Mnemosyne - Goddess of Memory & Mother of the 9 Muses
 * Themis - the personification of divine order, fairness, law, natural law, and custom.
 * Crius - The God of Star Constellations and Associated with the constellation of Aries
 * Iapetus - God of mortal life span and an ancestor deity (as his sons are often viewed as the progenitors or humanity)

Children of Hyperion

 * Helios - The Sun (As apposed to Apollo who carries the Sun)
 * Selene - The Moon
 * Eos - Dawn

Children of Coeus

 * Leto - Father of Apollo and Artemis
 * Asteria - Mother of Hecate, Triple-Goddess of Witchcraft

Children of Oceanus

 * Oceanids - Innumerable Goddess of Rivers, The watchful of the young
 * Potamoi - Innumerable Gods of Rivers, Fathers of Naiads

Sons of Iapetus

 * Atlas
 * Menoetius
 * Prometheus
 * Epimetheus