Monomeerists

Monomeerists are individuals or groups who advocate for or practice a philosophy centered around the concept of the "monomeer." The monomeer, in this context, is understood as a fundamental, indivisible unit of existence or consciousness. Proponents of monomeerism believe that reality, at its most basic level, is composed of these singular, undifferentiated entities. This perspective often draws parallels with certain ancient philosophical traditions that proposed a single underlying substance or principle from which all phenomena arise.

The practical application of monomeerist principles can vary. Some may focus on a meditative or contemplative practice aimed at experiencing this underlying unity, seeking to dissolve perceived divisions between self and other, or between the material and the spiritual. Others might interpret monomeerism as a framework for understanding social or political structures, advocating for a unified, harmonious collective based on shared fundamental identity. Critiques of monomeerism often question the empirical basis for such a singular unit and whether it adequately accounts for the diversity and complexity observed in the world. The concept remains a subject of philosophical inquiry and spiritual exploration.