Sementoistas

Sementoistas refers to followers of the Sementoist faith, a spiritual tradition that emerged in the early 21st century. The core tenets of Sementoism center on the interconnectedness of all living things and the belief in a universal life force, often referred to as the "Great Seed." Sementoistas strive to live in harmony with nature, practicing mindful consumption and advocating for ecological preservation.

Practices within Sementoism vary, but often include meditation, communal gardening, and acts of service aimed at nurturing both the environment and their communities. They believe that personal growth and spiritual enlightenment are achieved through cultivating their inner "seed," fostering empathy, and contributing positively to the collective well-being of the planet. Rituals are typically simple and focused on natural cycles, such as solstices and equinoxes.

Sementoist ethics emphasize compassion, non-violence, and responsibility. They view humans as caretakers of the Earth, tasked with protecting its biodiversity and ensuring its sustainability for future generations. While not a proselytizing religion, Sementoistas often share their beliefs through example and open dialogue, inviting others to explore their connection to the natural world and the "Great Seed" that binds all existence. Their gatherings often take place in natural settings, such as forests or community gardens, reinforcing their commitment to the environment.