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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.

a particular conception of the Overworld, especially in art, as conceived to be the abode of cosmised souls.

Overscape

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1 outer space in its totality, especially when regarded as the afterworld, or the abode of the spirits of the dead on their journey to complete cosmosis; hence, the Overworld is often conceived of as a coexistential layer or veil of the astronomical world. 2 the astronomical world regarded as a place of goodness and enlightenment where Astronists, especially those of the transtellationist admission, regard themselves to enter as part of their journey to cosmosis. Contrasted with Telluria which is regarded as evil and ignorant.

Overworld

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a universal and divine realm reached following a successful cosmosis of the soul, especially as believed among transtellationists.

Paraworld

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the fact of being born on or otherwise affiliating with a certain planet especially to contrast with being born in outer space and possessing no planetary affiliation.

Planetation

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the transcendental and mystical signs of astrosis.

Pneumastrosis

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a location on the surface of Earth or another planet regarded as a place where cosmised souls converge for their ascendence to the Overworld and is especially associated with places where astral visibility is the highest in a region.

Port to the overworld

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the belief that the astronomical world is imbued with countless spiritual and mystical gifts and philosophical insights that, upon discovery, will lead to the astrosis of the discoverer and the transcension of humanity as a whole, each of which is individually known as a portal.

Portalism

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the assumption of the existence of extraterrestrial life based on probability and the physical characteristics of The Cosmos.

Positive extraterrestrialism

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the transtellationist belief in the achievement of astrosis after one’s death, but prior to cosmosis, regarded as dependent upon the actions of living relatives.

Postastrosis

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the ability to discern a person’s likelihood in achieving astrosis, usually practiced by astricians.

Precosmosis

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the belief that extraterrestrial life hasn’t yet been found because humanity exists too early in the course of The Cosmos for any other sentient or sapient life to have evolved elsewhere. Contrasted with dilatism.

Preliminism

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a state of being without a soul believed to effect those that have not received their astronality.

Prepneumia

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