What Is Holocosmism?

Holocosmism is a worldview based on the idea that the Cosmos is a complete and self-sufficient reality. It includes matter, energy, space, time, and all relations among them.

This view does not assume a first cause outside the world or a transcendent intention that gives reality its meaning. Instead, it holds that complexity arises through natural processes, self-organization, and interdependence.

Three affirmations

1. The Cosmos is everything.
2. There is no original intention outside it.
3. Meaning emerges from within it.

The individual as relation

In this framework, the individual is not an isolated unit. A person is a temporary configuration of matter, memory, perception, and relation.

This does not diminish human life. It places it within a larger order of continuity, transformation, and mutual dependence.

Why this matters

Holocosmism aims to replace the idea of a closed, self-owned world with a more relational understanding of existence. What we call “the self” is not an absolute possession, but a living threshold.