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Dictionary of Astroeschatology

This part of the Astronary covers a wide range of terminology relating to Astronist eschatology, the discipline concerned with the destiny of humankind and the afterlife in the astronomical world.

the series of methods used by Astronists to commemorate the life and works of deceased Astronists, especially in order to form legacies that provide support to the endeavour of transcension.

Memorialism

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a system of practices adopted in the astronaturalist school of thought concerned with the cultivation and preservation of the mind, especially to contrast notions of soul conservation in other religions.

Mind conservation

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the central doctrine of astronaturalism which rejects transtellationism by affirming that the scope of any human being (or any other species) ends at the event of death (cosmisation) by way of cosmic cessation whether that person had attained astrosis or not.

Monocosmism

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the principle of establishing a healthy relationship with one’s own mortality, especially as a means of coping with disbelief in the afterlife.

Mortalism

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Astronist funerary traditions and related beliefs and practices regarded collectively.

Mortology

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relating to a prospective situation of the human species in which it is spread across a multitude of star systems of the Milky Way galaxy, especially to denote a stage of human development close to achieving the status of the Grand World.

Multisystemic

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belief in or support for any worldview other than cosmocentrism (such as anthropocentrism or geocentrism), namely to suggest that doing so maintains humanity’s state in the Antipode (opposed to the centrality of the astronomical world) hence such a position holds negative consequences for transcension.

Naturalism

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the belief held among Astronists of the transtellationist school of thought that the location of a person’s death is significant to the constitution and wellbeing of their soul in the afterlife, especially regarding the processes of transtellation and cosmosis.

Necronism

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the assumption of the non-existence of extraterrestrial life in The Cosmos of any kind or frequency.

Negative extraterrestrialism

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the assertion that humanity will find a habitable planet in a different star system on which the human race with continue to survive and thrive and is presented as the Astronist fulfilment of the New Earth concept in Christianity.

Neotism

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rejection of the creator role and centrality of God without denying the existence of God.

Non-theistic naturalism

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one’s experience of a cosmic dream, especially to denote a belief now held as a result of such an experience.

Oneirism

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