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=Tenets and practices=
=Tenets and practices=
In Snialism, the Second Mover is often called the Nameless (fi mo tsip chum), the idea being that following the Second Mover should not be about pursuing a name or following a predetermined procedure.
In Snialism, the Second Mover is often called "the Nameless" (''fi mo tsip chum''), the idea being that following the Second Mover should not be about pursuing a name or following a predetermined procedure.


*"identification of the divine, the personal and the interpersonal"
*"identification of the divine, the personal and the interpersonal"
**e.g. cultivating knowledge of the self and empathy, rather than just doing something right because you have to or because it's right.
**e.g. cultivating knowledge of the self and empathy, rather than just doing something right because you have to or because it's right.
*meditation
*meditation
*MUCH more personalizing of the supreme being - which might not be the truth but supposedly is the best way to talk out issues with the self. (??? maybe it should remain nontheistic)
*MUCH more personalizing of the supreme being - which might not be the truth but supposedly is the best way to talk out issues with the self.
*How does it deal with interpersonal conflict?
*How does it deal with interpersonal conflict?


=Snialist terminology=
=Snialist terminology=

Revision as of 02:55, 20 May 2019

Inspirations: Kabbalah (somewhat)

Snialism (Eevo Snialvih; advocates are Snialwŋ or Snialists) is the mystic wing of Ngronaism. Snialism used mystical experiences, poetry, song and psychedelics. Some well-known historical artists and intellectuals were Snialists, such as Etsoj Jopah, Engar Bășuth, and Sormand Ðrwaþanve.

Tenets and practices

In Snialism, the Second Mover is often called "the Nameless" (fi mo tsip chum), the idea being that following the Second Mover should not be about pursuing a name or following a predetermined procedure.

  • "identification of the divine, the personal and the interpersonal"
    • e.g. cultivating knowledge of the self and empathy, rather than just doing something right because you have to or because it's right.
  • meditation
  • MUCH more personalizing of the supreme being - which might not be the truth but supposedly is the best way to talk out issues with the self.
  • How does it deal with interpersonal conflict?

Snialist terminology