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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 the Astronist Institution must verify each astrosis for it to be considered genuine.

Presentationism

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one of four views on the present condition of humanity in the context of the process of transcension, holding to the belief that humanity has already chosen Evenfall, hence the Degradation has already begun yet that humankind still remains redeemable by way of the conferments of scope, stellancy and astronality. Contrasted with analepticism.

Prolepticism

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a proposition of concern to Astronist eschatology which holds that humans are the only intelligent life to exist in The Cosmos.

Prospect of desolation

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an astrosis having been achieved prior to The Founding of Astronism, especially through one or more forms of Archaeoastronism, a person who has achieved such a status is known as an etherist.

Proto-astrosis

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the belief that one’s ascension to the stars after death will occur in regards to a specific astronomical object rather than The Cosmos or “the stars” more generally.

Protranstellation

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the principle stating that to experience cosmosis (cosmic union) upon death is dependent on one’s attainment of astrosis during their lifetime, a principle regarded as departing from Astronist orthodoxy regarding the universality of cosmosis.

Provisionalism

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the Astronist principle, along with its associated practices, of bringing the individual (and the collective) closer to the astronomical world philosophically, religiously, spiritually, and intellectually as a means to refine one’s astronality with the ultimate goal of attaining astrosis.

Proximation

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the cognitive or intellectual signs of one’s astrosis (categorised as either physical or intellectual in cosmatral investigation).

Psychastrosis

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one’s renewed chance in their new aperture to achieve astrosis, a goal they did not achieve in their prior cosmism.

Reastrosis

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a type of prophetical figure whose revelations are received by way of the medium of the astronomical world.

Receptor

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a form of transcosmisation and reincarnation in which a person’s soul is reinstated into a new body in the same cosmos or an alternate cosmos to the one that the soul previously resided within.

Recosmisation

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the belief held by some branches of the transtellationist school of Astronism that upon death recosmisation occurs for all sapient beings who have not achieved astrosis during their lifetime.

Recosmism

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