iduist

Iduism is a relatively new spiritual movement that emerged in the early 21st century, primarily in the United States. It is characterized by a focus on the concept of "idu," which is described as a universal, non-dualistic energy or consciousness that underlies all existence. Iduists believe that this energy is the source of all creation and that it can be accessed and experienced through various practices, such as meditation, prayer, and ritual.

The movement is often associated with the teachings of a man named Idunno, who is credited with founding Iduism. Idunno's teachings emphasize the importance of living in harmony with idu and the natural world, and they promote a lifestyle of simplicity, compassion, and personal growth. Iduists often practice non-violence, environmental stewardship, and community service as ways to align themselves with idu.

Iduism is not organized into a formal hierarchy or institution, and there is no single text or doctrine that defines the movement. Instead, Iduism is characterized by a spirit of openness, inclusivity, and personal interpretation. Iduists are encouraged to explore their own spiritual path and to connect with others who share their beliefs.

While Iduism is a relatively small and niche movement, it has gained a following among those who are drawn to its emphasis on non-dualism, personal growth, and environmental stewardship. The movement continues to evolve and grow, as new practitioners discover and interpret the teachings of idu.