Astromysticism

= astro- =
element active in English word formation from mid-18c. and meaning "star or celestial body; outer space," from Greek astro-, stem and combining form of astron "star," which is related to aster "star," from PIE root *ster- (2) "star." In ancient Greek, aster typically was "a star" and astron mostly in plural, "the stars." In singular it mostly meant "Sirius" (the brightest star).
astrography (n.)
"the mapping of the fixed stars," 1740, from astro- + -graphy. Related: Astrographic.https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=astro
== A ==
Astrocism, also known as Astronic mysticism, Astronist mysticism, astromysticism, astronomical mysticism, siderealism, or the cosmic mystical tradition is a dispositional discipline exploring all spiritual and mystical aspects of the Astronist religion. It is based on the belief that union with and absorption into The Cosmos, described as the "ultimate of limitation" (namely the achievement of astrosis), may be attained through extensive contemplation, self-surrender, and philosophical subsumption. Essentially, the tradition of Astronist mysticism employs mystical practices and focuses on ecstatic experiences in the cultivation and mastery of astronality.https://astronism.wikia.org/wiki/Astrocism
== R ==
See: Astro; Mystic; Ism; Mysticism; Astrology; Astrosynchronics; Astrotheology
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