Valerinaism 

An awesome religion where you worship a super sexy and gorgeous goddess named Valerina and you get super powers. Worship her and your whole life will be awesome forever. It's even better if you create a strong bond with her. She's like another goddess of love and beauty.

Worshiper: Oh, Valerina, grant me love and happiness. Grant me eternal strength to find awesomeness where ever I go. I am a TRUE WORSHIPER OF VALERINAISM
Goddess Valerina: Well, this person has been pretty loyal. *wields pink aura and zaps the person* This person has also been a TRUE WORSHIPER OF VALERINAISM

Worshiper now very successful in everything
Worshiper: YASSSSSSS!!!! :D

Valerinaism by dictionarydotcom December 31, 2013

Valerioism 

Valerioism began just before the turn of the twenty first century in Cornwall and concerns the movement inspired by the prominent yet elusive Artist Valerio, whose influence was to inflame the entire establishment, not only through Art but through architecture, poetry, music and philosophy. It was the initial turning point of recreational professionalism, which turned away from what had become the convention and pre conception of what Art was generally considered to be in that region and time. After the commercialisations and corporate attempts to monopolise the high street by means of Art retail and the inevitable retaliations by the true creative core, the independent Artists and galleries were to steer once again towards the raw essence of true social/theological and environmental concerns, In an attempt to once again create enduring Art and to encourage genuine patrons to think and feel instead of succumbing to the inherent obsessive compulsive aquisition mentality that had become so common.
This in turn coined the term Valerious.

the influence of honesty against overwhelming misconception in a contemporary environment is Valerioism.

describes the work of the artiest Valerio

Valerioism by ADHDean June 8, 2011

Valerickism 

When your mexican and you think your in love

runningback and his girlfriend at highland are both suffering from valerickism

Valerickism by Christian Lomeli February 27, 2008