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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 ability to transport or the instance of being transported across expanses of The Cosmos, an example of which is transportation through a wormhole.

Sideroportation

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a type of eschatology that is oriented more towards “the last things” of the individual rather than of humanity as a whole as partly based on the doctrine of solipsism, that the self is all that can be known to exist.

Solipsist eschatology

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the physical, bodily signs of one’s astrosis.

Somastrosis

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the Astronist prophecy of the end of humanity, understood as caused by astronomical phenomena (typically an impact event), due to both humankind’s anthropocentricity and its incapacity to embark upon the Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos, regarded as avoidable by humanity’s choice of vesperism during Twilightide.

Starfall

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the present condition of humanity regarded in positive terms as based on the belief that humanity has already overcome the crossroads of Twilightide and as having already chosen vesperism over evenfall; such an approach and the related present condition of humanity is of significant debate among Astronists.

Starise

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the notion that humans individually and humanity as a collective have been designated, as proven by our sapience, to understand the mysteries of The Cosmos through physical, stellanic and intellectual explorations so as to eventually attain a state of transcensia.

Stellar calling

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a type of spirit guide who oversees the journey of one or more souls to the stars upon their cosmisation, typically believed to be assigned to a person at birth or in astrosynarian thought, when one first experiences astronality.

Stellaren

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physical, intellectual or mystical interaction with the astronomical world such as transtellation or prostellation.

Stellation

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the manifestation of ambition and vision by way of astronality or the Astran.

Stellition

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a demand or requirement on one’s achievement of astrosis or cosmosis.

Stipulant

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the belief that astrosis and transcension are gifts contingent on belief in Astronism.

Stipulationism

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the belief that it is the astronomical world that is the literal heaven spoken of in Abrahamic religions, or is the intermediate state that requires transversing prior to reaching the extracosmical state of heaven.

Supernalism

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