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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 final destination of the cosmised body (and/or soul) of all non-Astronists, regarded as the result of an abysmic cosmosis.

Telluria

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relating to the post-corporeal destination of the unastronised typically conceived of as an eternal abyss.

Tellurian

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the astronaturalist principle that life must be cherished due to the non-existence of an afterlife and that contribution to human exploration of outer space is the most solemn duty of every individual.

Temporalism

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belief in an imminent apocalypse of human life on Earth, especially so as to justify the notion that advancements in spaceflight are not progressing at a fast enough rate.

Terarchianism

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a variation of naturalist philosophy that maintains a belief in the existence of a god or divinity, but continues to reject the possibility for human interaction with god and the interactivity between god and humankind.

Theistic naturalism

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a popular Astronist phrase denoting some kind of physical or spiritual journey into the astronomical world, also called the Overworld in transtellationism.

To the stars

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the ability of the soul to transport itself out of one’s body while one is still alive, especially as a means of transversing The Cosmos.

Transanima

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a major school of Astronist philosophy centring on the concept of transcension and characterised by its advocation for collective astrosis and the salvational functions of astronomical observation and human expansion into outer space.

Transcensionism

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the ability and process of transcending the cosmic periphery, to do so would require a speed fasting than that which The Cosmos is expanding, or would need to involve supernatural ability or Divine intervenience.

Transcosmisation

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the inevitable reunification of each soul with The Cosmos upon death as upheld by the transtellationist school of thought with astranthropy cited as just one part of this process.

Transtellation

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the Astronist eschatological school of thought of advocating supernaturalism, especially centring on belief in reunion with The Cosmos upon death (transtellation) and other related phenomena as being central to the topics of death, destiny and the afterlife.

Transtellationism

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the assertion that the Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos must have begun by midway through the twenty-third century or else the Degradation of humanity will commence.

Tricenturialism

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