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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 state or condition of having undergone recosmisation due to one’s failure to attain astrosis during their previous lifetime and therefore failed to complete their cosmosis (regarded as having effected the vast majority of humans prior to the founding of Astronism due to the Controversion).

Recrudescence

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the bestowal of astrosity to another person or to society as a whole, considered an ability of a person who has attained Cometanhood.

Relational astrosis

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reincarnation of a soul but on a planet different from the one the soul had previously reincarnated on.

Replanetation

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any of a set of methods or beliefs regarding the regeneration of the human body for the purposes of extending one’s lifespan.

Reproductionism

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a prophecy central to much Astronist thought asserting that it is the destiny of humanity to return to the astronomical world by means of transcension on the basis that life is regarded to have originated from the astronomical world rather than on Earth itself.

Returnism

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the belief that forms of extraterrestrial life exist that supersede the intelligence of humans and from which humans may receive philosophical and religious wisdom, a belief which is central to many UFO religions.

Sapienism

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a state transcendent of limited existence, regarded as the result of one’s cosmic cessation and is seen as the promise of Astronism often in contrast to the promise of immortality in other religions.

Sempiternity

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a popular Astronist phrase for death (cosmisation) and one’s subsequent union with The Cosmos, especially as implying belief in the occurrence of astranthropy.

Sent to the stars

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belief in the existence of extraterrestrial life in The Cosmos other than humanity but that such life does not equate to or supersede the level of intelligence of humanity itself.

Sentientism

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the assertion that the Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos must have begun by midway through the twenty-second century unless the Degradation of humanity will occur.

Sesquianism

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an end-time event believed by some schools of Astronism to involve the closing of humanity’s opportunity window for transcension and the subsequent deprivation and eventual extinction of human life thereafter.

Sideria

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belief in the coming of the Sideria, especially its imminent occurrence.

Siderialism

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