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| '''Matrixism''' is an entheogenic new religious movement |
'''Matrixism''' is an entheogenic new religious movement whose stated tenets are; 1)Belief in a messianic prophecy, 2)Use of psychedelics as sacrament, 3)Reality is semi-subjective and multi-layered, 4)Required adherence to previous religious law. | ||
| In ], Matrixism evolved from a group of friends who were in part inspired by the science fiction movie '']'' written and directed by the ]. Other influences on Matrixism include the ] and the writings of ] |
In ], Matrixism evolved from a group of friends who were in part inspired by the science fiction movie '']'' written and directed by the ]. Other influences on Matrixism include the ] and the writings of ] | ||
| As most of the evidence for the existence of a Matrixist following is electronic and unverifiable there are many people who question the validity of this religion. | |||
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| ==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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| * by Phil Johnson | * by Phil Johnson | ||
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Matrixism is an entheogenic new religious movement whose stated tenets are; 1)Belief in a messianic prophecy, 2)Use of psychedelics as sacrament, 3)Reality is semi-subjective and multi-layered, 4)Required adherence to previous religious law.
In 2004, Matrixism evolved from a group of friends who were in part inspired by the science fiction movie The Matrix written and directed by the Wachowski brothers. Other influences on Matrixism include the Bahá'í Faith and the writings of Aldous Huxley
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External links
- Matrixism: The Religion of The Matrix
- synopsis and commentary by Phil Johnson