kordism

Kordism is a philosophical concept that explores the idea of interconnectedness and the underlying unity of all things. It posits that reality is not a collection of discrete entities but rather a continuous, dynamic web of relationships. This perspective suggests that every event, object, and being is intrinsically linked to every other, influencing and being influenced in a cosmic dance of existence. The term itself is derived from the concept of a "cord" or "connection," emphasizing the pervasive nature of these links.

Adherents of kordism often view this interconnectedness as a fundamental principle governing the universe. They might suggest that understanding these connections can lead to a deeper appreciation of reality and a more harmonious way of living. This perspective can extend to ethical considerations, where actions affecting one part of the web are seen as having ripple effects throughout the whole. While not a formally organized religion or established academic discipline, kordism is a concept that appears in various spiritual, philosophical, and even artistic discussions exploring the nature of existence and our place within it. It encourages a holistic view, moving away from reductionist thinking towards a more unified understanding of the cosmos.