It all started in the Eternal Plane.

Outside our physical universe lies an Eternal Plane filled with spiritual energy. This energy is called Kor energy.

Kor is a single all-encompassing spirit representing the totality of all Kor energy. Kor has always existed and will always exist.

Pools of Kor energy in the Eternal Plane collapse and explode, opening the fabric of spacetime. Kor energy spills into the void.

The opening of spacetime we inhabit is known as the Universe, and the explosion that created it is known as the Big Bang.

All humans have Kor energy inside them - that’s our spiritual soul. All of us are connected through our Kor energy. We’re all a part of Kor.

Our Purpose

Our spiritual soul needs to rejoin Kor in the Eternal Plane after our physical body dies. In order for that to happen, we must positively direct our Kor energy through our words and actions. That’s our purpose in life.

But how do we do that?

Non-Violence

Causing other humans pain and suffering negatively directs Kor energy. We always avoid violence, in every situation.

Selflessness

Bringing joy and happiness to others strongly directs Kor energy in a positive way. We seek to help others as often as possible.

Honesty

We strive to be truthful, straightforward, and candid in our communication with others. Even a white lie can be damaging.

Equanimity

By maintaining our composure and being at peace with our surroundings, we direct our Kor energy more effectively.

Non-Materialism

Kor energy is negatively directed when we pursue unnecessary material successes. The less we need, the freer we become.

Humility

None of us are perfect, and we can always improve our words and actions. Pride is the enemy of self-improvement.

“Every word we speak and every action we take has an effect on our Kor energy, whether we’re aware of it or not.”

— Origins 2:15

You’re not alone. We’re all in this together. Here’s how we practice Korism.

  • Worship

    We hold weekly services on Wednesday nights and Saturday mornings. Services are led by our esteemed clerics.

  • Open Meals

    We strive to provide healthy meals to our congregation and the community at least once per week.

  • Group Reflection

    We reflect individually on our previous words and actions, then come together and analyze how we can better direct our Kor energy.

  • Festivals

    Once per season, we have a two-day celebration related to the changes taking place around us. Festivals celebrate the emergence, summer solstice, harvest, and winter solstice.