Ruubist

Ruubist is a term that refers to an individual who adheres to or practices Ruubism. Ruubism itself is a philosophical and spiritual concept, though it is not widely recognized or organized in the same way as major world religions or established philosophical schools. Information about Ruubism is primarily found in anecdotal accounts, personal writings, and online communities, making it difficult to define with definitive academic consensus.

Practitioners of Ruubism often emphasize principles of introspection, personal growth, and a connection to the natural world. There is no central dogma or creed associated with Ruubism; instead, individual interpretation and experience are highly valued. Followers may engage in practices such as meditation, journaling, and mindful observation of their surroundings. The term "ruubist" is therefore applied to those who self-identify with these principles and engage in related practices.

The origins of Ruubism are unclear, with some suggesting it emerged from a confluence of modern spiritual movements and a desire for a more personalized approach to meaning and existence. Others believe it is a more contemporary development, arising from online discussions and the sharing of individual insights. Due to its decentralized nature, the community of ruubists is diverse, with varying degrees of engagement and understanding of the core tenets.