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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 assertion that experience of astronality is a prerequisite for the attainment of astrosis and possibly also the achievement of cosmosis.

Astronalitism

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an expansive human civilisation across multiple star systems of the Milky Way galaxy, prophesied as a utopian existence in Astronism, especially when denoted as the fulfilment or partial fulfilment of the endeavour of transcension.

Astronaria

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a person’s first experience of astronality, considered by astrosynarians to be the moment of their ensoulment.

Astroneira

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the body of religious and spiritual beliefs and practices found in cultures since prehistory that incorporate the astronomical world into the affairs of death, judgement, and the final destination of the soul and of humankind; the many eschatologies of the Astronic religious tradition.

Astronic eschatology

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the study of the stellanic aspects of the funerary practices of the many branches of the Astronic tradition as well as of Astronists specifically.

Astronic necrology

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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.

Astronic supernaturalism

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the body of beliefs and practices found throughout the Astronic religious tradition, especially those within Astronism, regarding death and the events leading up to it.

Astronic thanatology

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to embark upon or participate in one’s journey to astrosis.

Astrose

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a transformative physical, intellectual or mystical union with The Cosmos, regarded as achieved by way of one’s absolute proximation to the astronomical world resulting in a condition of the mind, body and soul that is the ultimate goal of every Astronist.

Astrosis

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the notion that astrosis possesses many different functions and facets.

Astrosis dimensions

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the instance or state of having achieved astrosis, especially one that is recognised by the Institution.

Astrosity

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1 the instance in which a person is devoid of experience of astronality and hence, is not pursuing the state of astrosis.

2 any instance in which the intensity or regularity of one’s experience of astronality has reduced.

Astrostasis

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