Astronist eschatology
Alphabetical index of terms relating to Astronist eschatology.
Astronist eschatology is the discipline of Astronism dealing with the study of Astronic beliefs regarding death, the afterlife, funerary practices, destiny, the existence of the soul, and the final destination of humanity.
Anthropotranstellationism
Anthropotranstellationism is the belief orientation on transtellationism holding that only humans are permitted to experience or undergo transtellation, often due to the associated belief that only humans possess souls or spirits.
Belief orientation on transtellationism
Anti-anthropogenesis
Anti-anthropogenesis is a principle of the naturalist school of thought of Astronic eschatology upholding the notion that all human-originating or human-centred beliefs should be removed from the eschatological system of Astronism in favour of cosmocentric and naturalistic beliefs.
Principle within naturalism
Astrincarnation
Astrincarnation is a belief orientation held within the transtellationist school involving the notion that after death, one reincarnates into a type of astronomical progeny or phenomena. This belief is considered heterodoxical to the wider transtellationist school and especially to other Astronist eschatological schools due to the incorporation of the belief in reincarnation.
Belief that after death, people reincarnate into astronomical progeny or phenomena
Astrition
In the transtellationist school of Astronism, astrition is the purported ability of a person who is able to foresee the occurrence of an astronomical event (phenomena) or is able to accurately foretell the observation of astronomical progeny.
Ability to foretell astronomical progeny observation and astronomical events
Astronaria
In the eschatology of Astronism, Astronaria is the prophecy of living in a utopian world upon humanity's fulfilment of transcension; this "world" is often in reference to a multi-planetary existence with unlimited resources and potential, hence exhibiting a utopia known as Astronaria.
Astronist utopian prophecy
Astronic eschatology
Astronic eschatology is one of the central dispositional discipline of Astronism that holds a significant influence over the beliefs of Astronists as it concerns itself with the concepts such as death, the afterlife or lack thereof, as well as both individual and collective destiny.
Discipline of Astronism
Astronic supernaturalism
In Astronic eschatology, Astronic supernaturalism is the collection of beliefs of the Astronic tradition as a whole unanimously classified as exhibiting some supernatural element, a branch of which is Astronist supernaturalism which is the collection of supernatural beliefs attributed to Astronism in particular.
Collection of supernatural beliefs of the Astronic tradition
Astrosis
Astrosis, or corporeal cosmosis, is the central belief of Astronism and form of cosmosis that is considered achievable during one's lifetime through a large range of practices and methods of a spiritual, intellectual, physical, perceptual, philosophical, religious and psychological nature, all with the goal of achieving union with The Cosmos whilst one is still alive.
Main belief of Astronism
Astrostasis
Astrostasis, sometimes shortened to astrasis, refers to the practice and the associated belief in attributing a particular star with a person when they are born; this star then becomes known as that person's celestial guardian.
Belief and practice of associating a star with a person
Astruction
Astruction is the supernatural ability in which an astructor is able to cause an astronomical phenomena/event to occur or to make an astronomical progeny/object to appear.
Supernatural ability to cause astronomical events to occur
Atheistic transcensionism
Atheistic transcensionism is the belief orientation on transcensionism that distinctly professes an atheistic stance, thus removing all notions or inferences to a creator God or any form of supernaturalism from the belief of transcensionism.
Orientation of transcensionism professing atheism
Become One with The Cosmos
To become One with The Cosmos is colloquial phrase for cosmosis; the process which every person undergoes when they die in which a physical and/or spiritual reunion to The Cosmos occurs either through decomposition or areation (physical) or transtellation (spiritual).
Phrase pertaining to cosmosis
Child philosophy
Child philosophy is the philosophical conceptions and the interactions with philosophy participated by children.
Child understanding of philosophy
Child religion
Child religion is the conception of religion perceived by children and how children understand and interact with religion. The term child religion may also relate to the study of the role of children in different religions.
Conceptions of religion by children
Children of The Cosmos
Children of The Cosmos is an appellation referencing humanity as a subproduct of The Cosmos and particularly in relation to the destiny of humanity to become reunited with The Cosmos as the progenitor of humanity.
Appellation for humanity
Cocosmosis
Cocosmosis, or mutual astrosis, is the belief regarding astrosis that the only way to achieve one's own astrosis is the help others achieve their astrosis.
Belief orientation on cosmosis
Contributionism
Contributionism is the Astronist belief orientation on transcensionism involving the notion that one's contributions made to the world provide them with existential purpose or life meaning and that one's individual contributions are instrument to the achievement of one's individual transcension as well as the achievement of wider humanity's transcension.
Astronist eschatological belief
Cosmolocation
Cosmolocation is the supernatural ability of a person to be located on two different cosmic progeny simultaneously; it can be compared to the belief in bilocation which is generally confined to a single progeny.
Supernatural ability of bilocation
Cosmosis
Cosmosis, also known as cosmic reunion and by many other names, is the belief in a process occurring after a person has died in which they are either physically or spiritually reunited with The Cosmos; cosmosis is achieved by all people no matter their beliefs, it is not based on a morality system, and approaches to understanding cosmosis developed three schools of thought known as naturalism, transcensionism, and transtellationism.
Main belief of Astronism
Cryogenicism
Cryogenicism, also shortened to cryogenism, is the belief in the correctitude of the practice of cryogenics to prevent death through freezing bodies at extremely low temperatures as to preserve them for the eventual creation of cures and other forms of life extension.
Belief in the validity of cryogenics
Death in Astronism
The Astronist religion takes a unique view on the topic of death, distinct from all other religious and philosophical approaches to this most pivotal of subjects. The Astronist approach to death can be described as largely naturalistic with some Astronist schools advocating supernatural beliefs
Topic of death in relation to Astronism