The focus of this paper was to conduct the research of neo-pagan community Paganski krug Hrvatske (PKH). Members of this community primarily gather during seasonal ritual celebrations - lunar and solar holidays - to experience personal transformation and mystical spiritual experiences through ritual ceremonies. The aim of this study was to explore the history and organization of PKH, examine the reasons for joining this movement, and investigate the ritual experiences of the participants. The research applied a phenomenological approach and the data was collected through semi-structured in-depth interviews and practical mimesis. The research identified individual reasons for joining PKH, confirmed theoretical assumptions about the tripartite ritual structure, the significance of correct performance of ritual steps, and the importance of sacred myths and ritual tools. It was also found that experiences of all five participants involved in the research include three categories of sensations: the flow of energy, connection and stability (empowerment), and that these correspond to three ritual phases: separation, liminality and integration.