This paper addresses new variants of spirituality and religiousness in postmodern era. Frequently, postmodern spirituality and religiousness is labelled as consumerism in environment of hyper consuming society in which, at the moment, exists a possibility of commercializing religious experience. The paper emphasizes a thesis, which was accepted in classical era, about secularization which is brought to question due to advent of new religious movements and fundamentalisms in postmodern era. With given context, new founded occurrences tied to religion and spirituality such as pluralizing, market orientation of the Church, and privatizing religion were analysed. Another thing that has been analysed is occurrences that brought a believer puts individuality in front of the collective and discovery of new in front of adherence to the old. This especially affected the relationship between postmodern spirituality with Catholic Church which rejects some of modern and postmodern ideas. With aim of clarifying these complex phenomena, several sociological theories that try to explain the cause of esoteric-occult religiousness were provided, where emphasis is put on theory close to phenomenological and psychological sociology. The paper also shows characteristics of postmodern spirituality in environment of complexity and discrepancy of principles, techniques, and practices as well as their association with globalism and general availability of this worldview.