Declepticism

(Noun) The philosophical belief that true cognitive origins are "removed from the possibility of being stolen" and can only be understood by transcending physical reality; the fundamental acceptance that we cannot know our true cognitive and conscious origin without first fully transending our physical reality. That is to say, by allowing the cognitive release of our substance: death of body.

"A core belief in Declepticism is that the death of body is the freeing of spirit."

Etymology

See: Decleptic

by Life Iken March 8, 2026