Transuryanism

Transuryanism is a philosophical and spiritual movement that originated in the late 20th century, primarily in India. The term "Transuryanism" is derived from the Sanskrit words "trans" meaning beyond, and "Uryan" meaning the sun. The movement is based on the belief that the sun, or Uryan, is a divine entity that is the source of all life and consciousness. Transuryanism posits that the sun is not just a celestial body but a living, conscious being that interacts with humans and other living beings on Earth.

The core tenets of Transuryanism include the worship of the sun as a divine entity, the belief in reincarnation, and the practice of meditation and yoga to achieve spiritual enlightenment. Followers of Transuryanism often engage in rituals and ceremonies that honor the sun, such as sunrise and sunset prayers, and they may also practice astrology and the study of ancient Indian texts to gain deeper insights into the nature of the sun and its influence on human life.

Transuryanism has a significant following in India, particularly in regions with a strong Hindu tradition. The movement has also gained international attention, with followers and practitioners in various countries. Despite its popularity, Transuryanism remains a relatively niche movement, and its beliefs and practices are not widely recognized or accepted by mainstream religious or philosophical traditions.