Neo-Iestan Mysticism (NIM)

Neo-Iestan Mysticism was the dominant religion of the planet Gethsemane.  Philip John Miller Redfire described it as as a "Gnostic version of fundamentalist Iestanism." (Book 09 - Gethsemane)
The branch of NIM peculiar to the planet Gethsemane held that the eternal and mortal existences (Heaven and Earth) are mirror images of each other, with Heaven being "like Gethsemane, only much, much better." NIM holds that humans exist in the universe as materialized thought operating on the 42nd vibration. Both the temporal universe and the eternal universe (Afterlife) are manifestations of a Universal Consciousness, and can be shaped by the collective beliefs of all the humans in the Universe.
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