Nortarian

Nortarian refers to a follower of Northism, a philosophical and spiritual movement founded by Dr. Evelyn North. The core tenets of Northism emphasize personal growth, ethical conduct, and a belief in the interconnectedness of all beings. Followers, known as Nortarians, strive to live a life of integrity, compassion, and continuous learning.

The movement emerged in the late 20th century and has since gained a modest following. Nortarian philosophy encourages individuals to explore their inner potential and contribute positively to society. Key practices include mindfulness, meditation, and engaging in acts of service. There is no strict dogma, but rather a framework for self-discovery and ethical living.

Nortarians believe that true fulfillment comes from understanding oneself and one's place in the universe. They often engage in community activities and support initiatives aimed at social and environmental well-being. The movement is characterized by its inclusive nature, welcoming individuals from diverse backgrounds and belief systems. Dr. North's teachings are disseminated through books, lectures, and study groups.