higism

Higism is a philosophical concept that explores the nature of existence and meaning through the lens of "hig," a hypothetical entity or state representing ultimate reality or purpose. Proponents of higism suggest that the universe, or consciousness itself, is driven by or ultimately points towards this singular "hig."

The core tenets of higism often involve a rejection of traditional dualisms, such as mind-body or good-evil, positing that such distinctions are superficial in the face of the overarching "hig." Instead, higism emphasizes interconnectedness and a holistic understanding of reality. The pursuit of understanding "hig" can manifest in various ways, from contemplative practices to the development of complex theoretical frameworks.

While not a formally established religion or widely recognized philosophical school, higism appears in various speculative writings and discussions, often intersecting with existentialism, idealism, and certain mystical traditions. Its appeal lies in its potential to provide a unifying principle for a seemingly chaotic world, offering a framework for finding personal meaning and cosmic significance. The definition and perception of "hig" can vary significantly among its adherents, ranging from a divine creator to an inherent pattern or consciousness within the universe.