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Selfosophy 

Selfosophy is the combination of Self and Philosophy.

Where philosophy is the study of basic concepts such as truth, existence, reality, causality, and freedom.
Applied to the Self, Selfosophy is the study of your own personal truth and the revealing of the purpose of your existence. Once you no longer identify with your mind you tap into your inner wisdom. With complete awareness and presence you see the causality of your actions, you create your desired reality, and you experience true freedom.
Selfosophy by colettekenney April 6, 2010
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spelosophy

The practice of exploring caves in order to sit in them and to speculate or theorize about fundamental or serious issues, especially the meaning of life. Portmanteau of "spelunking" and "philosophy".
Warning! Spelosophy is dangerous business. You could end up hitting your head on a stalactite or accidently proving that you don't exist. Leave it to the professionals.
spelosophy by jonahfab September 21, 2008
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Selfosphere

A selfosphere is the totality of a person's inner and outer life. It contains everything that person knows, does and dreams. It is the interaction of imagination and action.

The universe is infinite as far as we know, so it is possible for every person to be at its center without interfering with anyone else's centrality. Everyone has a selfosphere, whether or not they realize it.
Selfosphere by pamelapolis March 25, 2013

Semiosophy 

Similar to Scientology; Semiosophists believe that god made the world but then abandoned it, but then Zeus took over, who later also left. Because both of their “gods” left them, they share a worldview similar to atheists; There is no (longer a) god, and even if there was , he is simply uninterested with the human race.
Person One: Yo that semiosophy stuff is some serious weirdo behavior; Can’t believe Tina got into it.
Person two: Yea it’s a shame.
Semiosophy by big gangsta :0 June 18, 2024

Semiosophy 

A religion (more like cult) similar to Scientology; Semiosophists believe that god made the world but then abandoned it. Zeus then came and took over but also abandoned humanity. So because of this abandonment by both “gods” a lot of Scientologists are also semiosophists nowadays.
Person 1: Can’t believe Tina got into that semiosophy stuff. Such a shame.
Person 2: I really hope she realizes how weird it all is.
Semiosophy by big gangsta :0 June 18, 2024
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