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In Astronic eschatology, Astronic supernaturalism is the collection of beliefs of the Astronic tradition as a whole unanimously classified as exhibiting some supernatural element, a branch of which is Astronist supernaturalism which is the collection of supernatural beliefs attributed to Astronism in particular.

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Astrosis, or corporeal cosmosis, is the central belief of Astronism and form of cosmosis that is considered achievable during one's lifetime through a large range of practices and methods of a spiritual, intellectual, physical, perceptual, philosophical, religious and psychological nature, all with the goal of achieving union with The Cosmos whilst one is still alive.

Astrostasis, sometimes shortened to astrasis, refers to the practice and the associated belief in attributing a particular star with a person when they are born; this star then becomes known as that person's celestial guardian.

Astruction is the supernatural ability in which an astructor is able to cause an astronomical phenomena/event to occur or to make an astronomical progeny/object to appear.

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Atheistic transcensionism is the belief orientation on transcensionism that distinctly professes an atheistic stance, thus removing all notions or inferences to a creator God or any form of supernaturalism from the belief of transcensionism.

To become One with The Cosmos is colloquial phrase for cosmosis; the process which every person undergoes when they die in which a physical and/or spiritual reunion to The Cosmos occurs either through decomposition or areation (physical) or transtellation (spiritual).

Child philosophy is the philosophical conceptions and the interactions with philosophy participated by children.