Magronism

== Background ==
Magronism is a philosophy developed by Magrone Junn after his transformative journey from the desolation of Lefavdrïn to the vibrant promise of Kamtargaa. Rooted in the belief that struggle and perseverance are essential to personal growth, Magronism teaches that even in the face of despair and hopelessness, individuals must actively seek change and embrace their potential for renewal. Magrone's philosophy draws heavily on his experiences of resilience, community, and self-discovery, emphasizing the importance of leaving behind stagnation and embracing uncertainty to find purpose and fulfillment. Central to Magronism is the idea that the past, while shaping one's identity, should be celebrated as a foundation for building a brighter future rather than a source of regret. Through his teachings, Magrone inspired others to seek their "Kamtargaa," a metaphorical or literal place of opportunity and transformation, reminding them that hope lies not in passive waiting but in deliberate action and enduring faith in one's journey.
=== Vexillology ===
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The Flag of Magronism features 9 horizontal bars. 5 bars are white, representing the five Dadâna. 4 are brown, representing the four Màris. In the middle the sun of T'Lefav Udrïn Bïḍeaḍàdrïn, the sun featured on the flag of Lefavdrïn.
== Màris: The Dual Aspects ==
* Moleo: Guidance and Aid
** Savel
** Taroy the Horse
* Vliv: Love and Solidarity
** Magrone
** Telina the Cat
== Dadâna: The Beliefs ==
=== Hemtefar ===
Hemtefar is the equilibrium of the fulfillment of someone’s true destiny. To achieve Hemtefar, one must make sacrifices and discover themselves for their true purpose. The path to Hemtefar is not simple or straightforward. It can take years to realize someone's waste of purpose and time, or their Levzog. The Hemtefar is achieved by experiencing the Damarun, or the trip someone may need to reach equilibrium.
=== Làstevar ===
Làstevar is the equilibrium of the fulfillment of people’s true destinies. Làstevar can be achieved in a group, a town, a country, or the world. Once Làstevar is achieved, peace can become reality. Làstevar means “the people are high” in Velen. The word high is used because those who reached heaven (Eternal Sunday) in Garfism, were fulfilled and high above others, literally and figuratively.
=== Damarun ===
The Damarun is the trip someone may need to achieve Hemtefar. Damarun means “the abandonment” but also means “the landing” as in the abandonment of a ship for new lands. The duality shows the deep spiritual and personal significance of the journey. The Damarun is a self-inflicted test of one's troubles, insecurities, and doubts. A Damarun can takes months or years, but experiencing other places of the world is necessary for developing an open mind. As leader Magrone Junn described in his book, I Am Magrone, his Damarun was travelling across the continent Rozakko'ra, trying to remain consistent, motivated, and away from his Levzog, the entity that inhibited his growth.
=== Levzog ===
The Levzog is the realization of oneself's waste of purpose and time. The Levzog can take years to fully be realized in someone's head. Once it is known, it cannot be removed. Initially, it is an opportunity, but if one's Levzog is ignored for too long, it becomes a burden on one's life, eating away at the Hemtefar. In I Am Magrone, Magrone Junn shared about how his Levzog was persistent in his mind for years until someone was there to disrupt it. It kept him homeless, erasing hope of a new life. Levzog means "sick life", symbolizing the once manageable but ever-growing sickness that can inhibit one's growth.
=== Depar ===
The Depar is the disrupter to the Levzog. Depar means "relive" in Velen, signifying the idea of a second chance at life, allowing someone to achieve their Hemtefar. In I Am Magrone, the only reason Magrone experienced his Damarun was because of the Depar. A passerby gave his a job poster to become a ship cleaner, giving him hope of a new life to travel across the world to Kamtargaa to live. Depar, representing redemption and the ending of the state of Levzog is the beginning of the Damarun.
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