Spiritual Terms that Start with N
This page lists spiritual and witchcraft terms that begin with the letter N, including common magic and religious concepts used across traditions. N terms often reflect nature, non-attachment, and inner neutrality. Words like namaste, nothingness, and nirvana describe states of awareness rather than objects or actions.
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Letter N
Energy channels through which life force flows in the subtle body.
Namaste
A gesture honoring the divine presence within another.
Nasma
A subtle spiritual essence associated with breath or soul in mystical traditions.
Nature
The living expression of spiritual intelligence and balance.
Natural Magic
Magic practiced through harmony with natural forces and cycles.
Near-Death Experience
A profound experience reported during clinical death or close proximity to death.
Necromancy
Practices involving communication with the dead.
Negative Energy
Energy perceived as disruptive, draining, or misaligned with harmony.
Neo-Paganism
Modern spiritual movements inspired by ancient pagan traditions.
Neutral
A state of balance free from emotional or mental extremes.
Neutralizing Thought
A mental practice that dissolves conflict or imbalance.
New Age
A modern spiritual movement blending metaphysical and holistic beliefs to benefit self-growth.
New Creation (Christian)
The transformed spiritual life of someone who is “born again.”
New Earth
A vision of humanity living in awakened harmony.
New Moon
A lunar phase linked to beginnings, intention-setting, and renewal.
New Nature (Christian)
The spiritual character and behavior of a believer renewed in Christ.
New Paradigm
A shift toward spiritually aligned worldviews.
Nidavellir (Norse Mythology)
Sometimes considered a separate Dwarven realm; rich in minerals and craftsmanship (often overlapping with Svartalfheim).
Niflheim (Norse Mythology)
Realm of ice, cold, and mist; home to Hel and the dead, representing endings and the subconscious.
Nirvana
A liberated state free from suffering, desire, and attachment, especially in Buddhism.
Niyama
Personal ethical observances guiding inner spiritual discipline.
Non-Attachment
Engaging fully in life without clinging to outcomes.
Non-Duality
The belief that separation is an illusion and all existence is fundamentally one.
Non-Interference
Respecting others’ paths without imposing personal will.
Non-Ordinary Reality
Spiritual realms accessed through altered states of consciousness.
Noor
Divine light symbolizing guidance, purity, and spiritual illumination.
Normal
A balanced state of mental or spiritual functioning.
Norse Paganism
A spiritual tradition honoring Norse gods and cosmology.
Nothingness
The fertile void from which all form arises.
Numerology
The study of spiritual meaning through numbers.
Numinous
A feeling of awe or mystery experienced in the presence of something sacred.
Nurturing
Supporting growth through care, patience, and compassion.
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